1700—Ye coffee house, the first in Philadelphia, is built by Samuel Carpenter.
1700–1800—Small portable coke or charcoal stoves made of sheet-iron, and fitted with horizontal revolving cylinders turned by hand, come into use for family roasting.
1701—Coffee pots appear in England with perfect domes and bodies less tapering.
1702—The first "London" coffee house is established in Philadelphia.
1704—Bull's machine for roasting coffee, probably the first to use coal for commercial roasting, is patented in England.
1706—The first samples of Java coffee, and a coffee plant grown in Java, are received at the Amsterdam botanical gardens.
1707—The first coffee periodical, The New and Curious Coffee House, is issued at Leipzig by Theophilo Georgi, as a kind of organ of the first kaffee-klatsch.
1711—Java coffee is first sold at public auction in Amsterdam.
1711—A novelty in coffee-making is introduced into France by infusing the ground beans in a fustian (linen) bag.
1712—The first coffee house is opened in Stuttgart, Germany.