Hey Folks,

I’m looking for a Barista for some ideas to disc coffee with. In case we have one please reach out.

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Need a coffee break partner some one free this evening

Best cafés to check out with some picture-worthy/artsy/great fall vibes/organic/local/ family owned around the NW & North Portland, Oregon? please drop your recommendations below!
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Any cafe serving mokapot coffee in Nagpur? Looking for a coffeepalce in Nagpur to have a freshly brewed MokaPot coffee. Got to try some new coffee taste.

All these time having pourover s and espressos only!!
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Look ambience or food

Does anyone know any cages in Sydney cbd that sell coffee using organic coffee beans?

Once I get a cup I like, I tend to keep the dose and target yield the same. I'm using a Meraki with its built-in grinder.

What I'm less sure about is how much attention to give small changes in shot time as I work through the bag. It's easy to start treating the timing of that first good shot as something every cup needs to match.

I'd rather not keep tweaking things if I'm still enjoying the coffee. Do you usually wait until you notice a difference in taste before adjusting the grind again?

Hi!
I’m a 20 year old and I’m gonna start my very own cafe. I have previously worked in cafe and know about most of the things. However I have never thought of where to buy the Espresso coffee beans. Also when it comes to setting the measure and what espresso machine is great option. Does anyone have any tips?

Please order when staying long at cafes. So many customers would like to also dine and stay.

I love making lattes at home, but recently caught myself sliding into the over optimization trap.

The Meraki actually makes pulling a morning latte super straightforward, but having the ability to dial in specific milk steaming temps tempted me to start testing everything. Someone suggested comparing 140°F, 145°F, and 150°F to find the sweet spot. It was helpful advice, but this morning it hit me: I don't actually want to turn my 7 AM workday routine into the test🤣

On busy workdays, I just want a hot, comforting cup without overthinking whether it could be 2% better if I tweaked one more setting. Good enough is plenty good enough. If I feel like tinkering and experimenting, I can save that for lazy Sunday mornings.

Does anyone else deliberately keep a simple mode for their hobbies just to protect their weekday peace?