See how a professional barista makes coffee working solo
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2022
- Here we've got cameras focused on Jimmy as he works solo in the Artisti Espresso bar for approximately 30 minutes. In this video you're able to check out Jimmys work flow, how he's handling orders, multi-tasking and preparing coffee during some steady morning trade. It's a good insight for anyone looking to work as a barista into life behind an espresso machine and what you should be thinking about while on the job. Not only how you should be processing coffee orders and dealing with customers but what you should be doing in the down time to stay prepared and ready for the next rush.
Hope you enjoyed watching Jimmy in action and if you have any questions please drop us a comment 🤟
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7 minutes in and I'm already freaking out at the amount of work that needs to be done and how much he's able to keep track at once. Very cool.
You click into what I call "rush mode". You are able to pump out drink after drink without really stopping to ponder, and you do it in the most efficient way possible. It's an awesome feeling, and one reason why I personally love it when we get big rushes of people in my coffee shop.
@@Doobency That's a relief...knowing that their are people like you who can handle these situations and love it. LOL! Not me. :)
I feel the pressure, maximum respect to baristas.
@@Doobency learning y'all might be actually in a good flow makes me feel better being a customer in a busy shop 😂😭😭 feel less like an annoyance
i’m 4 minutes in and started freaking out when the 3-4 customers went in
Also love the regular customers coming in and writing their coffee on the cups, shows how comfortable they are with you and the cafe and how much you trust your customers, that’s pretty awesome!
Love them
my favorite thing about watching fellow baristas who are far better than me is observing how they move. it never seems forced, fast or unnatural. watching baristas who have been serving coffee for years move as fluidly as the water is so brilliant.
Yes spot on, this is one of the main purposes of this video. To keep moving to work more efficiently. 👍🏻
You are sad
I've worked at a cafe for about 2 years now and this is some seriously impressive stuff that you're doing. keep up the good work!
Thanks Caleb, really appreciate it.
I’ve worked around 12 years on and off in cafes and espresso bars. So I’m pretty comfortable behind a machine.
I actually don’t do much time behind the bar these days. I look after our cafe partners and help open new accounts.
Always fun getting back on the tools though 👌🏼
Jimmy
I have been working as a barista for 7 years now and it still amazes me seeing 1 barista do all the work. Can't help it with people who really love coffee that's almost the same as i do every single day
Thank you for the hardwork! I hope that you enjoy every shift :)
We love a shift slinging handles behind a machine 🤙🏻
Cant believe i watched all 29 minutes of this. Great work indeed!
It’s hard to look away 😝
5 years as a barista and I'm in love with the design of the bar: grinders with doses by weight, auto tamper, milk dispenser, pitcher rinsers... Every is full planned and the workflow is never interrupted. And the sort of alternative milks and coffee beans origins and decaf... Some day I wish have a espresso bar like this. I'm in love with this video. Hugs from Venezuela! ❤️
We love it 🥰 glad you appreciate it too. Thanks 🙏🏻
Under 2 years as a barista, used to be a bartender and i've really got to say this is a perfect workflow you've got, my workflow is pretty similar in every aspect but without all the equipments like a milk dispenser, puq press, 3 group head la morzocco machine and i don't even have a pitcher rinser 🤣 but man it's my dream to open up my own cafe with all the fancy equipments one day! Looking at slayer espresso though! worked with la morzocco machines before & they are a workhorse but aesthetically slayer defo wins imo.
Keep up the good work!!
Thanks for the feedback. I love the La Marzocco but there are some stunning machines out there too.
We put a lot of thought into our workflow and encourage our cafe partners to have the same setup. Definitely improves quality and speed.
Thanks
Jimmy
Nice where are u working 🙂
I would absolutely LOVE it if you did more videos in this style! Just watching you do the job as well as you do gave lots of tips and things that I noticed for my workflow and cafe!
Absolutely fantastic and great to watch you Jimmy, I tip my hat to you.
I’m nearly 66 and enjoy my coffee, I often see people at my local coffee shop who get angry because they have to wait for a few minutes!. They should watch a video like this to see what goes into making a beautiful coffee.
Kind regards from Scotland Jimmy,
Johnny
Oh Johnny your a legend! Thanks!
I wanted to give people an insight into my brain and what it takes to keep the customers happy while still producing a great coffee.
Glad you liked it mate.
Cheers, Jimmy
I truly love this work. Currently working on the cafe spot and this is a vibe. Noticed there is a lot of stuff every barista can relate. It takes some time to master technique and arrange your time to not screw up during rushes, but it's fun. Thousands thoughts in your head while steaming a milk haha
Totally. So much going on in your head while everyone thinks you’re day dreaming 😂
Thanks for watching.
Literally as soon as the second person came in I was stressed 🤣
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Been working on speciality coffee shops for the last few years myself, it's always refreshing to see how others go about their day and the way they work!
I used to be barista and this video reminds me how grateful I was I miss this moment so much 😢
Only been with Starbucks for 3 months but it’s lead me to these UA-cam videos and I am enjoying them very much. I don’t think I care for coffee honestly, working at Starbucks is just to make ends meet with our bills lol but I really admire the big coffee lovers who really study this stuff and then really fast paced amazing baristas like this one! Awesome!
It becomes an obsession 😂
I am so mesmerised watching this. I'm not a barista, but I love my coffee (natural single-o filter is my preference), but I feel like I just gained sooooo much more respect for my regular cafes that I hit up here in Newcastle. NSW. This was sick.
Really like that Jimmy writes on all the cups even when not busy. I find that I have to do that even when things are slow, otherwise, it is too easy to forget what drink I need to make.
Really nice workflow, with this setup two baristas can handle more customers, I'm impressed.
Maybe just me, I wouldn’t tend to take an order until I’d completed the last one. It kept the first guy waiting like 3 orders worth of time.
Yep. I should have asked customer to wait in line so I could finish his order. Instead I asked the first customer if he was happy to wait which he was. So that way all customers were happy ☺️
Ahhh, been waiting for a vid like this. Would love the actual audio of the cafe. But other than that the vibe is great! Love seeing fellow baristas workflow and look for areas of improvement for myself/how you tackle rushes etc
glad you liked it.
we cut the audio in respect for the customers and the private conversations you could hear. We'll try keep the audio next time.
Cheers
@@ArtistiCoffeeRoasters Fair, no worries
Yess coffee sounds are soo soothing
@@ArtistiCoffeeRoasters Does the coffee machine drown out their convos? I love the murmur sound of people talking and the coffee sounds, I actually sometimes look up cafe ambience videos because it puts me to slewp
I remember being a barista for 2 1/2 years~ from 15 to 17 1/2
Love and miss that job so much, running the front end alone at that age was a thrill
Thank you so much for this video! I've been exploring the idea of setting up an espresso bar for the last months and this gave me a great vision on how it is to work in it, this is inspiring!
If you’re in Aus get in touch, I’d love to help.
This was so insightful. I’ve recently opened my own coffee shop, Homage Coffee House in downtown Glendale, Arizona USA and I definitely picked up a few new tricks from this video. Thank you so much!
Great, thanks 😊
Nice! I live in Phoenix !! Always up to try new spots !! I’ll come check you guys out 😊
I like the workflow, I also happen to be a barista in a coffee shop in Indonesia. What you do in the video is almost the same as what I do, while making their orders, I also talk to them, especially when there are regular customers.
Very really dedicated, hardworking! Excellent & loved every moment of it!
Amazing! Love the multitasking!
Thank you! Cheers!
This is sooo education and cool to see. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to film and share this!!
I've got my evening unwind watch... Thank you!
Late to the party but probably the most satisfying vid I've seen in a while. The fluidness of how you operate is art!
Had a trial shift today. Been doing bar work for 2 years, and I've gotten into the groove, but my boss opened a second business and I offered to lend him a hand with his new cafe. It took me ages to get into the flow at the bar, but I'm hoping being a barista will be quicker. Still. Very nice to learn how people work
Those kind of videos is soooooo good! First its ultra relaxing to watch, but also super interesting to see the way of working. I know, its super much to do to create such a vid but pls more of it!
Another one is coming 👌🏼
wow its so soothing lookin how clean, fast, and neat his working attitude, great job !
Thanks 🙏🏻
Love how clean you keep things. EK43 with pre-weighed SOE and decaf shots is so cool! Stacking cups on espresso machine also looks efficient. Love the music you chose for the video.
Thanks for the feedback. We love our setup.
Jimmy ✌🏻
This is great! I own a food truck in California and have been a cook for about a decade now and only got into coffee recently. I've been wondering what the workflow is like for baristas and this is super insightful, thanks for all the helpful videos as I grow in my journey of being a for-now at home barista lol
Great, thanks for watching.
Small cosy coffee shops are a joy to visit for either a take out or just to sit and drink. Friendly Baristas, smell of coffee all around. Feels good.
More videos like this please. It's so relaxing. That's my dream job to be a barista and coffee shop owner 🤗
Relaxing…. Right 😅 I’ve been a barista for a while and I’m getting sweaty palms watching the timer go to 7 minutes and the first customer doesn’t even have espresso made for his drinks! Dude Is doing is an amazing job on his own and I’m definitely missing the morning rush vibe.
@@BohemianFuckingGrave 1 barista is unacceptable for that. All my local coffee places always have at least 2 on staff
What an amazing learning opportunity.
I loved your attention to detail with things such as your process for pre-ground decaf, and the element of consistency in your tamps between staff members for consistent pours.
I really felt the time crunch in those first few orders, and reading how you broke down each movement, strategy and justification.
I had one thought about an efficiency process. If you're meticulously tracking each order, could you change your process from writing on cups/post it notes to a digital display? It would display concose orders with the benefit of digital timers and an All Day readout. I'm using the Square KDS app which has been a brilliant improvement in our bar.
like a conductor in an orchestra. bravo! your hands have minds of their own!
LOL @ first customer giving the eyes a big wake up.
And a beautiful La Marzocco
i'm starting as a barista next week, the pace is so quick thats so intimidating
Just learn one area well, like doing espresso shots and then get fast at it, then move to frothing and pouring, one you have all 3 you will be fine.
pretty impressive, one of the motivators that keeps me grinding in my home-coffee shop,
-organized flow
Great to hear!
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I became anxious immediately when I saw the third and fourth customers come in 😅 kudos to you man
RESPECT mate. 👍
I'm blown away by how you're able to coordinate all those things on the go, I had to stop the vid a LOT just to keep up with the captions. Probably should've set the replay speed to 50%.
Thanks. Yeah it is hard to read and watch with so much going on.
Glad you enjoyed it.
@@ArtistiCoffeeRoasters Admittedly my reading speed is slower than average, but I was able to take in most of the action with my peripheral vision.
I love how Lauren was able to slip straight in to help & how seamless it was.
My thoughts on the workflow, the obvious bottleneck is the screen logging & billing, if that were to be addressed, you'd have time to clean the front windows & vacuum the floors. 😉
No kidding, your performance is indelibly etched in my memory. While working in our garden today, I was pondering having secateurs in each hand, raking up with my right leg & kicking into the wheelbarrow with the left leg. 😂
Love the workflow!
Thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video 🙌! Very helpful to watch other Baristas in action and see their workflow! Great job!
Very welcome. Thanks
Im going to undergo barista training soon, so this is a really helpful video to watch. Thank you so much!
Our pleasure
you are a legend mate! keep posting good quality stuff, cheers
This was great! Thanks for the upload😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oddly satisfying. Nicely done with the customers and the coffee making
Appreciated thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
This was amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure!
I studied hospitality cert III (restaurant and Cafe service) which made me realise I want to pursue a career as a barista, I scored my first cafe job last year March 2021 on an island until lockdown cancelled on me. Now I'm making coffees at Novotel and enjoying it. Thanks for posting 📫 this vid, cheers! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love hearing this Zack. Have you seen my other video telling my story and journey of being a barista? I think you’d enjoy it.
ua-cam.com/video/uWuwa0SpZOc/v-deo.html
All the best with it mate.
Jimmy
fantastic. didn't think i would b interested but fascinating. yup, gr8 workflow and the professionalism. commentary gr8 and picked up a few tips along the way👌👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really enjoy this video! Such a relaxing and friendly atmosphere in there!
I’m impressed!
First time to watch this. Subscribe! Will definitely watch the other vids. Great customer intercept as well as the flow despite continuous foot traffic. Cheers!
Thanks for the feedback ✌🏻
You make this seem so effortless!
Being a barista in a shop like this is kinda my dream job. I don’t think it’ll ever happen as it is such a big pay cut, but maybe one day I’ll give it a go anyways. Great watching a master at work.
excellent info, thanks so much for sharing your work routine!
Very welcome 🤗
It amazed me how I enjoyed watching this cctv-like video so much! Truely professional, everything is neat
Great. Thanks
Lot of things can we learn from this. Thanks 🙏🏼
Awesome, that’s why we do it 👊🏻
Jimmy
Great video! I love this type of videos, its very helpfull for tips and work ideas, thanks a lot! ❤️🙌
Thank you
It looks so professional, I really like it. Keep up your good work, Bro.
All the best!
just started in a cafe and holy you've got it dowwwn
I like how the customers help them self
Very regular hey!
This is so cool! my favorite part has got to be the one with ryan sitting on the stairs thinking hes out of the shot haha. This work flow and the resources you have there are really impressive. Right down to the little details of walking a take away coffee over to the customer when ever you can. I used to do that all the time when i was working in a cafe and that would honestly mean a lot to people.
I like this, please do more of this!!
will do.
nice vid, good way to show the actual workflow instead of just trying to explain it.
Thank you
this video really gives a cool vibe and i would love to see one of those atleast every year.
Love the setup! 😍
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I own a small coffee shop and tend to the coffee bar as well. Man, I feel this a lot.
Yeah it's definitely easy to relate if you're in the industry. Thanks for the comment and I hope you're keeping busy :)
@@ArtistiCoffeeRoasters Its a small business, I on the counter/barista and my partner works on the kitchen.
Thanks for the vids. I learn a lot in each vid I watch and apply them whenever I can.
definitely learning new techniques! came across this video, helped me a lot to see where can I improve when I'm working solo!
That's the kind of videos i like, i wish you can put the sound on, i love the sound of making coffees.
Glad you liked it. Yeah we wanted the audio but we also wanted to be respectful of the customers conversations that you could hear in the audio.
We may do another one and we’ll try get the audio in next time.
Jimmy
So satisfying! Im impressed how you take every detail seriously. Maybe you should make a routine step by step. 🔥
Great feedback, thanks. Great idea, we'll make that happen.
Jimmy
Such a throwback haha I remember those days being 2 short blacks deep, wired and entering ultra instinct mode when the coffees were stacking up and challenging myself to make sure every coffee had decent latte art haha. Bigs up 🤙
It’s fun getting in the zone hey. I’m not on the machine much these days, more behind the scenes, but I still love jumping back in.
Thanks for watching
So I’m 31 now, I’ve spent the better half of the last 13 years in hospitality covering nearly every aspect of it. I’ve yet to do this as a job
I love coffee, love making coffee love efficient work flows, this is the inspiration to look at doing that
Awesome 👏🏼
That's a nice location with all the natural sunlight, I enjoy watching the video so much
Thank you very much!
it helps me a lot after watching this work flow. Impressive! I'm preparing myself to be a barista too ^^
Amazing. All the best with it. Check out my story of being a barista here ua-cam.com/video/uWuwa0SpZOc/v-deo.html
So fascinating and inspiring 🤩
Cheers from México!!
Thanks so much!
Excellent workflow! Thank you for giving us insights about your job as a barista. Hoping to get some points about barista stuffs in the future. Im aspiring to be one someday :)
Glad it was helpful!
This was so awesome. thank you for this
Brad, you must be binge watching! Love it mate. Thanks for the support.
Jimmy 👊🏻
Wow! Thanks to your other videos I have so enjoyed learning about, and making speciality coffee at home, but this video stresses the shit out of me! I could never handle the stress of working in a cafe and creating the quality of drinks you’re making. Kudos, and I definitely appreciate the job of a barista even more than I did before.
this is such good feedback Joshua, thanks! Baristas do much more than everyone gives them credit for.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Jimmy
❤Insightful. Barista’s are the Bartender’s of the Coffee World
Quite impressive and your workflow is amazing 🤩 earned a like and a sub 👌❤️
Awesome!
I get flustered when I have to make coffee at home for just 3 people!
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😂 thanks 🙏🏻
Hff I'm addicted, i watch your videos even before my shifts,it puts me in the mood to start fast 😁😁
Awesome 👏🏼
@@ArtistiCoffeeRoasters Some of the customers that i make them coffe ,said to me that he saw my comment on your Channel and he wish i work with you guys 😢 ... Well me to
fb80, ek43 and a e65. beautiful setup
He’s doing great, it very interesting to see what others consider busy. Pretty cool.
😅😂 Shhh! Maybe he doesn’t know what a 12kg day is 🙊 or a 7kg solo. He’s still giving some fine tips out!
Always cool to see how others do it. I'm also in Aus :) Our shop is a little bit messier sometimes but its can get pretty busy in our little shop (400-500$ an hour from 7 to 11). Thank goodness we don't have a kitchen/cook food though otherwise I would probably lose my mind hah. Keep up the good work!
An hour? How much does one single espresso cost?
Recently opened up my own restaurant and have an espresso machine. Working as a barista is so hard. Love it though. Learning more and more everyday. That jug rinser is absolutely clutch BTW.
Congratulations! Always something to learn each day. The rinsed is the I-milk system. It pours milk and washers jugs🤙🏻
@@ArtistiCoffeeRoasters I have the jug rinser. Not the milk dispenser, yet. 😂
Nice! Loved the content
Glad you enjoyed it!
More of this please!
Check out our video of the 2 of us in the bar, 👍🏻
I love the subtles. It's interesting
Great. Thanks 🙏🏻
Lol working at both a bar and a coffee place I liked cleaning stuff on my down time
Clean and tidy is the best way to be
These skills look like a real challenge to master but you also make it look like fun man! Awesome video, 30 minutes went by before I even knew it 😂
Thank you. Jimmy loves what he does and it so talented and loves making brews for people
Love the vibe, I'd love to have my own cafe someday
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u are so lucky guys. i haven’t ever costumers like you. i selling 30-35 coffees on one day with 15 hours. good job!
Coffee is big here in Australia. Our espresso bar is actually not busy compared to others doing 400 cups per day 🤯
Greetings from Indonesia dude,I'm a Barista who works in KSA,good job!
Cheers! Thank you
Great video, really interesting to see
Glad you enjoyed it
cool bar set up
very cool content i loved it