I'm visiting a friend of mine in NYC in a couple weeks. Unfortunately, she has informed me that as far as she can tell, there are no good specialty coffee shops around that she's seen.
Anyone have any recommendations? And I do NOT mean s
It's one thing to learn the theory, but it's another to apply the skills. However, if the local coffee scene is way behind and I can't find a decent barista job, or more importantly a, apprenticeship programme, where can I go or what should I do? (th
Just want to say a huge THANK YOU to all who replied to my earlier post/discussion about coffee apprenticeships......I am grateful for your encouragement, advice, greetings, suggestions and friendships! :) May we all enjoy our journeys in coffee!!
This neighborhood espresso bar has been in business for two years and has attracted a strong loyal following. It offers authentic espresso based drinks, single origin coffees, loose tea, hot cocoa and baked goods. Employs trained baristas, and uses t
We'll be in San Diego for Coffee Fest (June 3-5) and would love to have some periodic help in our booth during the show. Hours are flexible, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Free Exhibitor Show Access and $20/hr Let me know if you have an interest
I'm chris. I'm a barista in montana, but I'm back east for the summer visiting family. I was just wondering if anyone on here knew of or owned a coffee shop in D.C that would be interested in giving this experienced barista a job! Thanks
Fairly Grounded Too is located at 170 South Virginia Street In downtown Reno. It is a fantastic location! We opened in August and it is busier every day. We offer pour over coffee as our only brewed option with a variety of single origin coffees r
This new location has a slayer espresso machine, hario v60 pour over bar, hario siphon bar, the only BUNN trifectas I've ever seen in Southern California, a beautiful Kyoto cold brew system, and amazing single origin beans to make these brewing proce
Hello fellow baristas, I will be in the Salt Lake City Utah area in the next few weeks and was hoping I could get some suggestions on some good coffee shops to stop by, and possibly places that roast in house. Look forward to the suggestions.
The other day, after reading yet another "definition of the cappuccino" post out here in electric coffee land, I decided to go looking for pictures of these famous Capuchin monks we all know so well. I've heard a number of different references to the
I'm overwhelmed...marketing is not my forte. What method has worked best for you? TV is too expensive, I've tried radio but it's hard to tell if it worked, Groupon was fine, but no real benefit, got a few coupons in newspapers back, even local maga
There are three of us driving from Sin City, NV to San Diego, CA this coming Thurs to attend Coffee Fest. Two of us will be competing in the latte art competition. We'll arrive later in the day on 06.02 and leave from CF directly on 06.05. Does
I am from Singapore & new to this forum. I am looking for a shop roaster for small batch roasting for my coffeeshop. In vain trying to find a used one, was checking out the 1kg Cafemino roaster from Toper. Anyone here has any experience with Top
Just curious as to opinions on how people are pouring on the V60!!!! What ratios, bloom times, are you pouring straight down,?? In counter clockwise circles? On the edge? What?!! Video links would be helpful! I'm using one method nowcand want to kno
Can anyone recommend a hotel in Bogota? Near Corferias/Expospeciales (site of the worlds).
I'd love to be there and I am trying to put together an itinerary of things and stuff to do and see. Anyone have any advice? Anybody have a room in Bogota?