I would like to see a Bitcoin store and related stores build out, something like a Board Game Cafe with a Bitcoin theme and swag.
People can go to the store to play games and socialize and also order drinks and goods with Bitcoin.
Or perhaps a Board game cafe with products purchased from Bitcoin vendors kind of like an outlet store, with an additional catalog of verified Bitcoin vendors to choose from alongside the usual swag they can order from.
For what reason will these hipsters move from their usual cafe to your proposed cafe? Only reason I can think of is bitcoin got hyped up and they followed the social trend like they usually do. Once the trend of using bitcoins as payment goes down (like it normally would after a week or so), your proposed cafe will have less customers. If the cafe initially only accept bitcoins, it will be forced to accept fiat as well. Otherwise, it will have to close down due to slow number of customers.
There's not that much sociable bitcoiners since most of us are always at home in front of our computer screens.
It would be somewhere between the hipster videos like Bitcoin Girl but instead of going to a cafe/restaurant they would go to a board cafe add it as a feature that accepts fiat as well but keep the themed products on the menu. Perhaps offer a 5% discount for using bitcoin over Visa and even cash as a promo.
The point is just a place people hang out could make it a VR Arcade if people wanted to sit in front of a screen ha-ha and I guess they would move if you did something with the style of building or a better game selection cafe price for gaming tables per hour could also do better grub.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEthXBHsEacI'm still not so much informed to draw any conclusions and suggests the possibility of using bitcoin in shops or cafes. The fact that the businessmen themselves, too, are not ready. It should be more accountable for their income in bitcoin, and bitcoin despite the fact that outside the law.
There are vendors that have Bitcoin BTM's inside their stores and accept Bitcoin but if a retailer wanted to deal with Bitcoin transactions it's not unheard of as it increases foot traffic to their store and the total sales that would otherwise go somewhere else. Just as an example one can look at Bitnational and see that there are convenience stores, cafes, pizza shops, and a major Coffee Chain that already have Bitcoin machines in them.
Regarding the risk it falls to the Bitcoin operators as they are the one's running the machine the chains only take a lease for the machine being in the store and it's not illegal to have lease contracts for the units.
Waves Coffee has a lot and they all take Bitcoin last I heard. Regarding the law it depends where you are as Alberta and Vancouver are the areas I am most familiar with but they are fairly clear on how to treat Bitcoin for taxes in Canada and the laws for the most part. The States is based on location.
With regards to pure Bitcoin businesses there are a few shops that sell miners/usb keys/ token physical Bitcoins and Bitcoins directly from their stores but the pure Bitcoin stores that I know of are few.
Most Bitcoin merchants involve accepting Bitcoin in their stores or providing a service and Bitcoin being an additional payment option. Bars in Japan, Sushi/BBQ restaurants etc. But there is also a trend of loading money onto a prepaid card with Bitcoin and using it like a normal visa/debit card for places that don't do direct Bitcoin product purchases
Bit-X Coinsbank etc.
https://coinatmradar.com/ (Map of physical locations with Bitcoin ATM's)
http://bitnational.com/Bitcoin-ATM-Locations (If you want to look at some places that have machines in Canada)
https://wavescoffee.com/locations/services (Has a part on Bitcoin machines)
http://www.metronews.ca/news/vancouver/2014/02/17/vancouver-bitcoin-coffee-house-sees-15-per-cent-increase-in-sales.html (Article proving that Bitcoin machines increase foot traffic and sales)
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/japan-see-20000-bitcoin-accepting-merchants-2017/ (Adoption metrics for Japan this year)
https://coincheck.com/en/blog/1041 (Real world places that take Bitcoin in Tokyo)