[mohd_mustaqeem]

Ok

 

[coffeeteaunited]

A great guide for those new to espresso machines, well done...

 

[stephan]

Excellent guide, very informative!

 

[tmpars7]

Start with friends, draw up a questionnaire of your big questions, what's important to a customer, how to source coffee that everyone likes, the right milk. good barista for the "look", my local has latte art so you can chose your finish, a good idea with kids as you can do it with hot chocolate too, what do people expect to find at the shop, wifi, newspapers, a twitter feed, TV etc. Use social media before spending money on a website, if at all, incentive scheme etc. Good luck.

 

[AliceDumitrascu]

Very useful, thank you!

 

[ji1404]

Great starter post

 

[Macray]

Thanks for that excellent article. As a newbie to the world of coffee and this forum I have found it most helpful.

 

[Rotherschild]

Joined today Gaggia Classic owner trying to mod my Dualit grinder. Thank you for the introduction very informative looking forward to being involved with Forum when I have more experience under my belt.

Roland Denning November 2012

 

[Patricklee]

Great information, thank you.

 

[benzz]

Hi, I joined this forum to learn about coffee and habits of people in the UK enjoy a coffee once also introduced and offered coffee from my village

 

[2bor2bru]

Very professional introduction. Thank you.

 

[Missy]

Hi all, I'm Missy, I spent a while working as a barista after uni, and am now a stay at home mum, I'm here to work out how I can recreate the feel of a commercial machine for about £1.27!!!

 

[balques]

Hi, thank you for the very informative guide. I'm looking into buying the KitchenAid Pro Line Series Espresso Maker, which is a dual boiler machine. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

 

[Jack-Jones]

Great summary of the different types of machines and methods. Glad it was a recommended read as a newcomer to the site!

 

[Fayestons]

This is great, thanks so much!

 

[mumbleman]

Thanks thats a good read for someone learning, like me

 

[jenbatchelor]

im new here so just thought I would say hello. Think I know quite a bit about coffee but in the middle of setting up my own coffee shop in Lndon, so jst signed up here for a bit of support & advice.

ive already purchased a la Morzocco linea Classic & mazzer robur, although not arrived yet. Looking for a much cheaper grinder for my dacaff range. Any advice Much appreciated

 

[Brianfull87]

Hi,

I'm new here and a great coffee lover

 

[Belluca]

very good noob info

 

[Wichael]

I am interested in the Alex duet to although it seems a big jump from my current gaggia Classic.