I would, as I assume that if coffee shops would actually accept BTC on-chain payments, they probably wouldn't require confirmations for a $2-$3 transaction? It would be very desperate for a person to attempt to do a double-spend transaction just to be able to save like $2-$3.

If they'd require confirmations though, with a quite congested mempool like right now? Hell no(assuming they don't accept LN payments).

Unfortunate. I was hoping last year that LN would be ready to use for your typical non-technical person before the next bull run. Not saying that a bull market is about to start, but I'm not confident about this happening if ever a bull market comes this year. Probably 2 years more for LN to be ready(just a rough guess, don't quote me).

I don't want any hassle so if the cost of a coffee that I'm going to buy is that low, I would rather use cash to buy it. I won't complicate things when there is actually an easier way for me to buy with no fees needed. I would use it when purchasing goods at a higher cost which is worth the fee.

Whilst it is treated as a speculative tool, it will never become stable. Whilst tens of thousands per day are made from a high price, it will never be a feasable currency for small purchases, or larger ones really.

There is a solution but 99% of this forum would reject it, it would clash with the view that Bitcoin is a perfect currency and everyone should just use it.

I don't see any problems with buying coffee with my bank card at the first place (even though I almost alway use cash), so the idea of paying with Bitcoin for my daily purchases isn't that important to me - I view Bitcoin as a tool for saving money that gives me full control over my money, so I can sleep well knowing that the government or the bank won't freeze my account just because they can. When Bitcoin will become truly competitive for daily purchases and will be better then fiat without any drawbacks, then I'll start considering using it for buying coffee.

I will go with the Flexa's app, and if that isn't available for my country surely I'll make the direct payment in bitcoin with equal amount of bitcoin as fee if the coffee is worth it and I'll go with this if there is only bitcoin accepted. If fiat is accepted and has got lower price compared to bitcoin I'll go with fiat. Transaction fee was a big issue with small scale transactions which contribute to a large volume of trades similar to the usage on daily needs.

I think people need to get used to the fact that there is no one perfect payment system. They need to continue with the ability to select from multiple options such as credit card, debit card, cash, online bank transfer, and the parasities like Ebay. Crypto currencies are another facility that has been added to the mix, and gold and silver coins are making a comeback as fiat currencies start to lose credibility. Choose the method that suits the product and the payment requirement. If you want to visit your neighbour across the street - do you get the Lambo out of the garage, or do you just walk across the road?

Firstly, I don't drink coffee. I would not bother ordering coffee currently since I basically would end up losing more money than if I would have purchased the same item through FIAT. The situation would be different if the extra TX charges through BTC would be minimal(Hopefully in the near future through LN).

By the way I'm sure that solution would come by itself.
We just need BTC to grow and increase its market cap. Then from one point it would be less volatile and more stable so we could use it without warrying that tomorrow it would increase in price. This is just like attempting to change the price of a coin with $1bln MC and a high volume and $1k MC and small volume: in 2nd case even 100$ investment may multiply its price while in the 1st case even 1000$ would have no impact. The same thing gonna happen with BTC at one time.

No, the situation right now is a good sign for the whole cryptocurrency. There was a major uptrend for bitcoin and all other cryptocurrency. Although there was a correction, at least we can say that we are now slowly gaining some profit out of the market and slowly bitcoin is recovering. There was a correction early April and a month after it gone wild(I'm talking about the recent pump). Holding bitcoin is my primary objective.