r/Coffee_Shop

I’m a coffee shop lover and feel like i’ve been to all the major ones - Andytown, Sohn, Ballast, even Pacifica ones like High Tide & Soul Grind. I’m a big fan of sweet coffee (give me a good cream too and i’m SAT). What r ur recs + drinks?

I am begging that coffee shops in the Southside will stay open later. A brand new business has just opened. Their closing time most days? 3pm. You’re missing out on most of the commute home folks. And to those who say “folks don’t drink coffee after work”, you’re wrong. They’ll also drink matcha too.
Surely a thriving late night coffee scene = safer streets?

People bashed Kloud in town. Yet day or night (it turns into a cocktail bar at night), it is always rammed. This business model seems to work well. So what on earth is going on?

And what are you using it for?

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I recently started using Claude to review some business questions: reports, staffing, coffee waste, sales analysis, COGs...

So far I'm fairly impressed. It gets me 89% to an answer and after review and validation, it feels fairly accurate and trustworthy.

I can see where folks who are not versed in technology could go south by not validating the response. I've found plenty of garbage and recalibrated my prompts accordingly.

Hello all,

I’m trying to find the best balance between coffee quality and cost for my business. We have over 20 staff, and at the moment we’re using a Nespresso machine with Bellarom pods from Lidl. At around €0.22 per pod, the price is reasonable, but the coffee itself is only okay.

I’d really appreciate any recommendations for:
Better-tasting pods at a similar or lower cost

Alternative capsule systems

More cost-effective coffee setups for a workplace environment

Any processes that improve quality without increasing costs

Ideally, I’m looking for something simple and reliable for daily staff use.
Thanks in advance!

That free café Wi-Fi is basically broadcasting your passwords to anyone who knows where to look Public networks are unencrypted by default. Use a VPN or your hotspot for anything sensitive. Convenience isn't worth a compromised account.

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First time posting here…I hope I’m posting in the right place. For some reason my original thread in the Queens sub wasn’t approved. I got a note to cross-post here.

Anyway, I love drinking morning and afternoon coffees…the coffee shops around me are not great. The coffees near me are bland for the most part, and they don’t exactly taste fresh.

I’m a fan of stronger blends, and enjoy strong aromas. I’m not exactly a coffee connoisseur, per se, as I don’t have the knowledge or lingo to distinguish and analyze different beans, fragrances, etc. All I know is that I can taste great coffee when I taste it…coffee has been a part of my life since I was a child with my family.

I try to avoid the big chains like Dunkin, Starbucks, Panera Bread, etc.

On my days off of work I sometimes crave going to a nice coffee shop to enjoy a nice coffee and a snack, while enjoying my time with a good book.

The most important thing that I’m looking for is the quality of the coffee, the taste, and the experience of finally enjoying a fantastic coffee. That’s what I miss the most from my coffee drinking. Of secondary importance for me is the ambience, spacing, lighting, etc. In other words, how the coffee shop makes you feel. But that comes second. The coffee is the most important for me.

Does anyone have some recommendations for the type of coffee shops that I’m looking for in Queens (New York City)?

Thoughts, or recommendations?

Hi guys, I need people to fill out my survey for one of my MBA classes, and I am struggling to reach at least 100 responses. It is about coffee shops (only 1 question) and you only need to rank 10 different profiles from 1 to 10 depending on your preferences. I would really appreciate if you guys could take it, shouldn’t take more than 3 minutes 🙏🏼🥹
Thank you!!