Somebody already has.
In 1984, the first cybercafe opened its doors. In the beginning of the next decade, a local entrepreneur in San Francisco, Wayne Gregori , founded SFNet, a BBS style network accessible from coin operated, public access terminals at more than 20 Bay area cafes. More than 100 cafes soon followed. Now, we are on the edge of a new millenium, and there are more than 1000 cybercafes in the world with more opening everyday. The International Association of Cybercafes expects 500 more to open just by the end of this year.