What It Takes to Open a Coffee Shop
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2017
- Have you always dreamed of owning a coffee shop of your own? In this episode, I talk with Dale Schotte about what you really need to do to open a successful coffee shop.
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omg I have been dreaming a coffee shop for years! I wanted it to serve as many coffee and tea recipes in beautiful and fun but above all unique cups and to have art on the walls by local artists and to also double as a books tore-library
That'd be awesome! A friend of mine wants to start a coffee shop too - that was my inspiration for doing this episode.
this is a great idea there is a coffee shop and second hand book store in hamilton NZ its great and is an amazing place to go super modern and super comfortable!
Ivvie Bengtsson same dream I have to run coffee shop my mentor say I need to have experience too that is why I am now Starbucks barista but it seems like we need huge financial support.
Me too!! Hope you get to do it one day! Sounds like a dream
Ivvie me too
Im opening mine tomorrow!
Did you win?!
Good luck my G! Hows it going?
Alexander Moises
Would love to hear how it is going for you Alexander ? Thanks.
Hey mate how did it go?
I loved this episode! I've always fantasised about opening my own tea shop and this was inspirational. Thank you!
Also, thanks for posting the podcast on UA-cam.
Wow, this was such an amazing podcast episode, really enjoyed listening! Many thanks from the UK - feeling inspired!
Thank you for posting this, it gave me a lot of insight!
thank you so much to yourself and Dale, so great to hear a fantastic success story, great questions!
Relevant info starts at 5:27! You’re welcome!
Great listen. Really good to hear from coffee shop owners about the ins and outs of opening a successful coffee shop. Added to my playlist! Thanks
Amazing interview. Thank you for sharing it with us!!
Really awesome interview. Above and beyond anything else I've seen on the subject, and a very down to earth discussion.
Amazing podcast! i came here to get some guidance on opening a coffee shop in my city where theres at least 3 coffee shops in the area where I want to open. This really motivates me and helps me understand what will make me different. Thanks!
Thank you, Those information was quite useful for me.
Great interview, just gotta get it done💫
Thank you for the video! Very helpful :)
I'm in the process of opening my own coffee shop, this video was very inspirational..
That's awesome!
How is the coffee shop now? Very curious of the process.
how did it go, Im planning to start mine too!
Torey Decuir did you open it? 😃
So how did it go?
Thank you so much for this. I just thought of doing a coffee bar where I would sell cans bottle, and possibly tap of nitro brew and cold brew along with house made espresso, Kyoto style cold brew, Turkish coffee and possible tea. I want to create a stage for live music to have local musicians play since I am a musician as well.
Great interview.
Brilliant interview
Awesome points
my plan is to start really early in earning some money and I'm going to either start out as a concession stand or a movable shop
Would love basic info like the website of the guest speaker, his full name & a short bio on him! Most podcasts offer these basic details and it is so helpful.
Here you go! collegeinfogeek.com/how-open-coffee-shop/ - all of our episodes have a show notes link in the description :)
One thing that really stuck with me is that I really want to try a gooey butter cake
My goal is to start a coffee shop in 1 1/2 yr.
whats the best liability suited for this type of business and why?
I graduate high school in 10 days ! I want to open a coffee and baked goods shop after some college. I'm finding a ton of great information here (:
Skip college, take your college tuition money and open up shop.
@@Nahhmah what if you don't have a tuition?
This sounds incredibly overwhelming, where do you start for your first step?
Want to open a coffee shop, because i love coffee so much
Frdellak
Good luck if you do
An idea that I'm really into is to open an overall drink goods shop. I'll probably never do it, since I'm interested in many things and this is the one I'll drop unless I figure out how to make it run on its own in a sense.
I want to have amazing coffee and tea with great variety, very healthy fruit drinks - juices, lemonades, milkshakes, etc and a little bit in the cathegory of "others", e.g. matcha. High quality and variety is key!
I think such a place is ideal to catch up with friends while not drinking the same old boring stuff, but something new and interesting.
I'd love to double it as a place to study and do e.g. meetups to learn a language with someone or overall tutoring.
If I get to have a very big place I'd have a lot of freedom on how to set it up so I have even more ideas, also ideas in terms of food. But the main premise is a place with a big variety of high quality drinks.
essennagerry that sounds amazing!!! I am currently lost with what I want to do after high school other than going to community college and joining the Marine Corps. So I've recently been trying to figure out what I want to do. I first wanted to open a small clothing line and such which I would like to do but I got the idea to open a coffee shop of sorts but not just coffee, like... It'd be multiple things I guess. Anyways, I like your idea a lot. If you ever open it i hope the bathrooms are top-notch because it is a drink store after all! 😂 Anyhow, I think that with hard work and dedication you can do that.
Im in one of those coffee shops right now. Java Station in Goleta, CA
glad it all worked out for him
Hi can you please help me I like to open coffee shop in Morgantown West Virginia I like you idea I need some help please thank you
wanted to open to
Welcome to Anteiku can I take your order?
Currently Working on my business plan
I want to do this but I procrastinate too much.
I'm planning on opening my own in 2030
Gracie Is Odd me too! Good luck!
Im planning on making my coffee shop this year
@@karaglamrous1018 good luck!
Same bro. I’m 13 right now and when I am 24 I want to open one
Good luck, oh same I wanna open mine then, because I’m only in my tween now. 10. Maybe I might open mine in 2032
Great talk I have a coffee shop an started the same way an it seem my shop is going the same way
Less story more helpful info man
how to open a café ... the movie
Bookmark 18:47
Starts at 4:30
I dont agree the part when he said "dont hire someone smarter than you" i mean in my opinion there's no such thing, if you think your applicants are smarter than you, i think you just lack the knowledge about certain things, i mean no offense but when he said something like that he kinda have superiority complex. i kinda dont want to judge over that little thing, but he's the boss on his own business right?, he shouldn't think that way i suppose. I dont have a job i'm 26years old i failed 10x interviews and its kinda hurt when i heard that part, i'm not assuming that i'm smart though, it just kinda wrong. He's expert in business he miht know something that i'm not aware of, just like i said 'lack of knowledge about certain thing'. Anyway overall i enjoyed this podcast pursuing my own dream to have a little coffee shop. Thank you and Godbless :)
trowa kidoo Smart ppl hire smarter people
Business tip
@@abbacuentosdelalma7005 I think you missed a bit of what he said... He said don't hire somebody smarter than you.. and tell them what to do. He explains the importance of having somebody that is good at something that you are not. So he has a point, if he lacks at something, he made sure he hired the correct person for that task.
you completely did not hear him right. he says the opposite.
THATS HOW PEOPLE LEARN
@@sounderson672 He meant don't hire someone smarter than you to tell them what to do, you hire someone smarter than you so that you don't waste your time teaching them stuff.
Coffee have minimum margin 70 to 90 percent and thats low???
I doubt thats true when you account rent, wage, utilities etc
rough rough
Usually when people mention the huge coffee margin, they refer to the price they sell coffee for less the cost of the coffee beans.
You are right that there is a lot more to it than this.
It's a restaurant business at the core....
Kept thinking it would get to the point lol
I think he said he used to work 150 hours a week 🤔. How can someone live working 150 hours every week? Sleeping an average of 2.5 hours a day and working two jobs?
Mauricio Naranjo he’s talking about worked hours throughout a week. Entire staff added up. 👉🏻😶
maybe he's a security guard 😂
10 min in and nothing learned... get to the point
I dislike youtube videos like that
Don't be a bitch both of you .....what Anna and her reading...haha
Being impatient will bite you if you want to start up a buisness
So much bla bla bla no relevant info
Thie stamp 8.25 is when I stopped listening to this guy. After he claimes to work 150 hours a week which would be 21.42 hours a day with only 18 hours a week spent not in work. Liar.
All those rappers who say they're on the grind 24/7 are also completely serious about that claim. They are straight-up trying to deceive you, and are definitely not using hyperbolic language simply to spice things up. Good on you for catching that deliberate lie - keep up the detective work!
Patrick O Beirne I think he meant the overall time all hired people + him who worked there. I am not sure lol
Dmitry Lightwood he said, “ I was working 150 hours a week.”