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I know nearby Bath is well respected and heralded for certain coffee shops, but can anyone recommend anywhere in or close to Frome? Thanks
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As titled, anyone know of good places to grab some lunch, a nice coffee and maybe some cups or other coffee related gear? Thought I'll go for a day trip tomorrow, so trying to hit as many birds as possible with the one stone
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Hello folks I've decided to sell my specialty coffee business in Glasgow, is it okay to put info on coffee forums and which thread is best to put it in? Steph
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I am going on a mini break to York shortly can anyone recommend a good coffee shop. Thanks in advance
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I'm sometimes running a new pop up charity coffee shop in Bramley, Hampshire. This will be in one of our local village halls. The address is Clift Meadow Pavilion, Clift meadow, The Street, Bramley, Hampshire, RG26 5BP. I'll be making tasty espresso based drinks with a Fracino 2 group and EK43. We're also likely to have a filter coffee offering, although I'm still deciding which method I'll use. All proceeds will go to charity for our first few events. We're aiming to be there approximately once a month for the next few months. I'll post in this thread as and when dates are b
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Hi guys I'm considering starting a coffee shop, in fact, sooner than expected I have found my venue, so I need to start getting things underway. I'm on a budget, aren't we all, but I'm very much of the mindset that I'd rather have second hand high end equipment, than cheap brand new stuff - in terms of coffee machines anyway. Grinders will most likely be new. I want two three group machines, and at least two grinders. I had my eye on some second hand La Marzocco Strada's but I just don't think its sensible spending such a big chunk of my limited budget on machines. So I am now consid
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Well done Gary. Ace achievement. https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink-news/harbornes-steam-room-voted-best-14836786#ICID=ios_BMNewsApp_AppShare_Click_Other
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Hi all, Can somebody recommend a good coffee shop that will accommodate parking for a motorcycle as I would like to combine my two most enjoyable passions coffee and beautiful motorcycles. At the moment I am based in Essex region and I am happy to ride out for a coffee run, now at the moment it’s too cold for me, but would like to start planning a few rides to sample great coffee. On a different note on the weekend I was in Covent Garden and following the recommendation on this forum I made my way to TY seven dials for coffee and was not disappointed great coffee plus a beautiful La Marazocc
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I'm taking a trip to the Channel Islands soon- are there any decent coffee shops worth visiting on Guernsey?
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Hiya, I've been writing a coffee blog for places and would love to share it with you all!! If you fancy having a read you can find it here: https://thegoodthebadandthelatte.blogspot.com/ Thanks x
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Hello everyone, I'm looking to open a coffee shop (in Leicester), and am considering barista courses. At the moment, I'm considering going to Italy (I looked at Italian Barista School). Has anyone here heard of it or been? I'm sure there are a lot of first time 'I want to open a coffee shop' posters here, but I'm deadly serious about it! I'm worried about travelling to Italy to only end up on a substandard course (I've seen a lot of people do that with gelato!) Also, do people think it so worth travelling to Italy over? Or should I just stick to a course in the UK?
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I love FlyWheel coffee in San Francisco. Although it is a little way across the pond, if anyone is ever out there, they make a great siphon. First place I have seen the serves Siphon. I have no relation to FlyWheel, just a happy customer.
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Just back from a morning out in Altrincham. Our Town is fast becoming the place to visit for its coffee. This morning we were at The Market House. I had a Macchiato & the ladies had a Latte each. All the drinks were made & served with passion. Great variety of food all around. I noted the Beans in use were from Atkinsons, really nice. Maybe we should give them a try sometime for the DSOL
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Hi All, just wondered if anyone had any recommendations for coffee near or in Borough market? I know Monmouth and Flat Cap are there, but wondered if there are any others I should pay a visit to. Thanks
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Hi everyone, I'm opening a coffee shop in Loughborough and came to this forum to get some information in compact machines, good grinders and coffee distributers in the Midlands area. Not sure where to start, so much going on in this site! But I hope I find the things I am looking for. I am a baker and provide catering and desserts to the Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire area... if your question is cake related, or what to eat with your cup of coffee I can answer! Thanks Marta
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Wonder if the 3 local Starbucks are worried yet........ http://www.timeout.com/london/blog/a-phone-box-in-hampstead-has-been-turned-into-a-coffee-shop-021916
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Hi to all those fellow coffee lovers out there! In mid Sept I take over a coffee/deli house in Sussex and am excitedly looking forward to the experience. We shall be serving great coffee and, as you would expect, lots of lovely treats. I look forward to spending time well spent on here digesting and sharing views etc. My initial question regards insurance; Public Liability and Employer. What are your experiences? Which insurer has been good for you and you would be happy to recommend? Many thanks Jules
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Hi everyone i was wondering what alternatives sell well in coffee shops. i have seen some coffee shops trying to sell art and honey and jams etc but i was wondering what are the most funky things you have seen thanks
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Hey everyone does anyone offer successful breakfasts to go in their coffee shops and are they popular? Thanks in advance
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Hey everyone I was hoping to pick your brains. I currently have a full time job and have been passionate about the coffee industry for quite a while. I hope to gain experience in a local coffee shop for a while before deciding if it is something I want to pursue further. there is a local coffee shop that I think is amazing and I was wondering if any of you business people could give advice on how I go about having the conversation. I would be able to work the odd weekend and was hoping to maybe do one evening a week for this guy. I don't need the money so I could work for the guy as a voluntee
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Just booked a long weekend in Amsterdam in early June and wondering if anyone has any recommendations for good coffee shops to check out while we are there? Staying near to Westerpark but will be on bikes so fairly mobile. Given the Amsterdam Coffee Festival, I am assuming there should be some good spots to try. Top be absolutely clear, we are seeking espresso recommendations (albeit other recommendations welcomed)!! Rob
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Friends are going to Milan in a couple of weeks. Apart from Taglio can you recommend anywhere?
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In Budapest just now. Was in Espresso Embassy yesterday. In Bean Buster today. Can recommend both. Bean Buster use Steampunk beans, weird coming all the way from Scotland to drink a bean rosted near me .