The spaces that have the identity of public spaces function as mechanisms of meaning production. This study examins the differences between the spaces in producing meaning and the role of the media in the production of meaning to the extent of the relationships of space users with media through the example of traditional coffeeshops and Starbucks as an example of modern coffeeshops in Türkiye. The main purpose of this study is to determine the distinctive structure of the two public spaces, the demographic characteristics of the people who prefer these two spaces, and the differences in their relations with the media. In this context, the study was carried out on the coffeehouses and new generation coffeeshops in Kayseri Province in order to understand the two different public spaces, and the relations of the people in this area. The study uses the method of observation and semi-structured interview technique to understand the traditional neighborhood coffeehouses and the Starbucks, which represent the modernity and is located in the more active points of the city. The results of the research show that both public spaces have an effective position as a tool to determine public agenda as media differentiates according to the space in the using form of social media and traditional media, while the demographic characteristics of the people have decisive features to choose coffeehouses and new generation coffeeshops.