Two Syrians named Shemsi and Hekem established one of these places in a city where they were later used as headquarters for an uprising led by Patrona Halil. As thanks for his services as a courier, a possible Armenian spy named Johannes Diodato was permitted to establish one of these places. (15[1]-5[1])The low price of admission (15[1])into these places (-5[1])led to (-5[1])them being nicknamed “penny universities” (15[2])in England. (15[3])After enacting (15[2]-5[1])a law outlawing these (15[1]-5[1])places, (15[1])(*) Murad IV would walk (10[1])in disguise (10[2])with a large sword to kill any patrons. (-5[1])Using spoils from the Ottoman camp (-5[1])after the 1683 (10[1])siege (10[1])of Vienna, (10[2])Jerzy (10[1])Kulczycki (10[1])(“cool-CHIS-kee”) established one of these places in the city. Many of these places relied on an ingredient that had to be (10[2])imported from the Yemeni (10[1])port of Mocha. (10[2])For (10[1])10 points, name these establishments where patrons can get a beverage (10[1])made from namesake (10[2])beans. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])