I’m in DC for the week. I’ve been in half a dozen cafes, restaurants, and bars that seem to be exclusively run by self order kiosks and QR codes. Is this the norm here now?
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We’ve come so far while going absolutely nowhere. The coffee I had inside the airport at Starbucks was significantly better than the Stumptown coffee on the plane.
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Got an email for an $85/6oz co-ferment coffee.
Some ?’s… What’s the quality of the coffee used as the foundation? How much does the farmer get from a price that high? Why is an artificially flavored coffee receiving higher prices than a nice gesha? Who is buying this garbage?
Ya’ll remember when coffee roasters preached about the complexity of coffee. And how quality coffee was full of so many wonderful, diverse, and elegant flavors?
I’m excited be going to SCA in Portland this spring—my first time since pre-COVID. I also currently have no agenda, which is new for me. Looking forward to connecting with old and new coffee folks. 🤙☕️
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Y’all. I just had stellar coffee in Orlando and you should put @HaanCoffee on your list of places to visit if you’re ever in the area.
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Best @girlscouts cookie to pair with your coffee..? No wrong answers.
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The first “coffee bar” I opened consisted of a thrift store mug wall and a bunch of airpots filled with coffee brewed in 1L bodum French presses—roasted by Primavera Coffee (now closed) in Birmingham, AL.
A bottomless mug cost $2.
How old are you in “coffee years?”
My first time going to Intelligentsia, Mike Phillips was a barista there.
I was served coffee at Tim Wendelboe that was brewed with a Chemex and one brewed with a Clover.
also, I also still don’t know what RBC stood for in RBC NYC.
Great read and reminds of when Starbucks opened fake “indie cafes” called “15th Ave. Coffee and Tea” back in 2009.
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Saw someone stack two tables outside a cafe yesterday to create a standing desk for themselves…
WeWork exists dude…
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Ya’ll wanna chime in here?
The average wage for a barista was around $12.
Now with POS going digital & prompting a tip on every transaction, that average wage is creeping as high as $40 an hour.
Being a barista is now a higher paying profession than most entry level jobs that require a top tier degree.
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These all turned out a bit wonky. Not sure why it had trouble rendering a dog in this scenario.
Are these real bridges in Belfast though?
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