Recent content by SFcoffeefan

As I recently stated, my favorite comes from my native San Francisco Coffee Magic, which can be found at quickdrip.com They roast their beans a couple times a week and they have a really nice diverse mix of coffees. They blend their coffees from different origins and roasts, which gives them...

I do patronage my local roaster, as the coffees I recommended are roasted multiple times a week in San Francisco :-)

The "artisan" roasters here in the city are anywhere from $12-15 for a 12 once bag here, so getting the same quality for 7 bucks is great for me. I also like to try the various blends so I don't mind the 11 once weight. I guess when you get into shipping costs it becomes less affordable. If...

Hey Mike, I have no experience opening a coffee shop, but I have seen a lot of success and failures here growing up in San Francisco. There seem to be 3 different combinations that work. 1) Large shop, lots of initial funding, high grade everything, lots of space for people, wireless...

How about: Cup of Jo...b Haha

Cool concept but agree on the over dramatic part. Have you bought coffee all over Central / South America?

Don't know how to help, but good luck with the roasting! Old job had an office in Cluj and they said coffee wasn't the greatest there. Maybe you can help change that!

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Hey everyone! First post here on the Coffeeforums, excited to learn more about coffee and different brewing efficiencies, etc. Born and raised in San Francisco, so I have had my fair share of good coffee. There is a local roaster who roasts in small batches and has some excellent / diverse...