Holo Cafe

A Holo Cafe and neighboring businesses in Caprica City, Caprica.

Holo Cafe was a chain of establishments on Caprica that allowed access to the virtual world provided by the holoband in a restaurant setting.

At least two Holo Cafes were bombed in Caprica City by persons unknown, capturing the attention of the local Global Defense Department office and GDD Director Gara Singh. Though Singh was skeptical, investigating officer, Agent Jordan Duram insisted the bombing was carried out by the monotheist terror group known as Soldiers of the One. (CAP: "Gravedancing" and "Know Thy Enemy").

The destruction of a Holo Cafe caused traffic delays on the 802 Driveway in Caprica City. While no one stepped forward to claim responsibility for the bombings, authorities refused to rule out STO involvement. Viewing news coverage of the bombings, Sister Clarice Willow suspected that the acts were committed by her rival in the STO, Barnabas Greeley, the very same terrorist who ordered the destruction of Maglev Train 23 months earlier (CAP: "Know Thy Enemy").

Notes

Holo Cafe storefront

• According to the The Caprican, the bombings were committed on Februarius 27 and Martius 9 of YR42. (The Caprican: "BREAKING: Holo Cafe Bombed," "BREAKING NEWS: Another Holo Cafe Bombed")
• The Caprica City Visitors Guide section of The Caprican also described Holo Cafes as a place with "comfy sofas, tasty food and easy access to cyber land - this is not your parent's café. With multiport access and unlimited bandwidth, if you're thirsting for a force greater than caffeine, the Holo-band Café is the place to be." [1]
• The exterior shot of the Holo Cafe seen in "Gravedancing" is a combination live-action/CGI vista. The real life building is a parkade on Keefer Street between Main and Quebec in Vancouver, BC.

Caprica definition: a civilian outfit on Caprica in operation prior to the First Cylon War handling large-scale enforcement throughout the colony, akin to the FBI, see: Global Defense Department

Caprica definition: a monotheistic terrorist organization in existence for more than a decade prior to 58 BCH ((CAP: "Pilot"), et al).

Galactica 1980 definition:  Dillon is called both a terrorist and a chauvinist by Jamie Hamilton during their phone call from the police station; he asks Troy "what's a terrorist chauvinist?" (1980: "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I")

These are terms directly relating to Galactica 1980, some of which are based from the Original Series. For terms from that series, please refer to List of terms (TOS).