Business plan for coffee shop
- Thread starter Elad050
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- Feb 28, 2008
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Hello Elad050,
Welcome to the Coffee Forums website.
Have you tried doing a Google search using the words coffee shop business plan? I tried it a few minutes ago, and found a list, including some samples that may be of interest to you.
Rose
Welcome to the Coffee Forums website.
Have you tried doing a Google search using the words coffee shop business plan? I tried it a few minutes ago, and found a list, including some samples that may be of interest to you.
Rose
CoffeeJunky
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If you can't find anything on google, search this site. There are tons of information we have post in the past about the business plan.
I don't know where in Manhattan but it will be very hard business to run and keep. The rent alone will kill you unless you have your own building or find great lease rate property.
I know of this great coffee shop Tribecca near East Broadway and i think they sell like 50-100 cups per hour and food through out the day. And he told me he is not making much money. He was older Jewish guy who had the business for like 30 years.
I don't know where in Manhattan but it will be very hard business to run and keep. The rent alone will kill you unless you have your own building or find great lease rate property.
I know of this great coffee shop Tribecca near East Broadway and i think they sell like 50-100 cups per hour and food through out the day. And he told me he is not making much money. He was older Jewish guy who had the business for like 30 years.
- Feb 28, 2008
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Elad050,
It's highly unlikely that you'll find someone who is willing to share their business plan with you. However, you will find plenty of samples and templates that you can follow. You're going to have to do the research and come up with the numbers on your own, but at least if you follow a sample business plan, you'll have a place to start.
Rose
It's highly unlikely that you'll find someone who is willing to share their business plan with you. However, you will find plenty of samples and templates that you can follow. You're going to have to do the research and come up with the numbers on your own, but at least if you follow a sample business plan, you'll have a place to start.
Rose
John P
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- Jan 5, 2007
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Elad050,
First decide WHY you want/need a business plan and construct it accordingly.
One you write for yourself is quite different than one for investors and/or financing. Either way, it is a useful exercise.
Numbers? Those are secondary. Either you know how to develop a business or you don't. If you do, as time passes, the numbers will take care of themselves. You will eventually learn the reality of it all -- a business plan has no magic to it, it's about the execution of a philosophy or a set of core values, it is these core concepts that you always want to revert to when you wonder if you are being true to your plan.
First decide WHY you want/need a business plan and construct it accordingly.
One you write for yourself is quite different than one for investors and/or financing. Either way, it is a useful exercise.
Numbers? Those are secondary. Either you know how to develop a business or you don't. If you do, as time passes, the numbers will take care of themselves. You will eventually learn the reality of it all -- a business plan has no magic to it, it's about the execution of a philosophy or a set of core values, it is these core concepts that you always want to revert to when you wonder if you are being true to your plan.
