"At the start of the modern age, the coffeehouses were places for renegotiating the social hierarchy and for challenging the social order". Throughout the existence of the coffeehouse, banning of women from the houses was quite prevalent. They were banned from visiting them in England however; they often frequented them in parts of Germany.
At the dawn of the modern era, coffeehouses served as platforms for reshaping social hierarchies and challenging established societal norms. Throughout their history, restrictions on women's access to these establishments were widespread.  Women were prohibited from entering coffeehouses in England but frequently frequented them in parts of Germany.