[physicsguy]

Not really? I've only really seen people not taking cash at trendy street food stalls and bougie coffee shops, pretty much everywhere else does.

[timthorn]

Not just indie coffee shops - chains too. Pubs, clothes shops... Even the Raspberry Pi store

[jeffhuys]

Netherlands is the worst at this. More and more “PIN ONLY”. Also more and more tight rules about how much you're allowed to have.

Luckily I can just give someone a paper wallet containing crypto. No transactions, no traceability, no rules.

[orf]

In London it’s really common

[physicsguy]

At where though? The example given was in 711 which is a nationwide chain a bit like a Tesco Express or Sainsbury's Local, both of which still accept cash nationwide in the UK too.

[xdennis]

Aldi, apparently. That's where Piers Corbyn couldn't buy strawberries with cash. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/piers-corbyn-splits-op...