The Daily Grind: How to open & run a coffee shop that makes money

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While this book is slow-moving and heavily reliant on dialogue rather than descriptions (something that I really, really enjoy but others may not like), I absolutely fell in love with the story and the little lessons woven into each narrative. After I got to the half way point, I had to agree with a few things I saw many reviewers commenting on; the book is repetitive and that it’s overly sentimental, both of which are negatives for me.

All of these, with the combination of Baldree's accessible prose, transformed Legends and Lattes into a page-turning—and cozy—reading experience.The second revisits the concept to show how important these third places are with a series of examples. The places you'll learn about in Lonely Planet's Global Coffee Tour and visit aren't just cafes - they're meccas for coffee lovers, offering insight into the local culture and the history, personalities, passion and creativity behind each coffee. The large open-plan eatery has a mixture of table and bar-style seating, and is more suited to catching up with a friend over lunch than cosying up with a new book. it’s rare that a book less than 200 pages can make me feel this way, make me feel so whole and complete and yet this silly little book has managed to do exactly that.

Pop in to see how our volunteers are doing and if their enthusiasm is anything to go by there are exciting times ahead! All of these limitations make sense for a stage production with only one set, and, ultimately, that medium feels better fit for this story.

A short book which seemed too long amd repetitive for me (like how it happened with Autumn by Ali Smith). Although there is no replacement for hard work and experience, these five books will give you some insight into how to make a very difficult business model work. I mean the geek boyfriend of a stunningly beautiful girl gets a job in the US (with a game studio of all things) and then his career is in her mind suddenly more accomplished than hers? The book also features essays from twelve contributors, both personal and informative, exploring themes related to coffee and the north.

The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged.It's such a core part of the human experience, and this book captured a most lovely rendition of it. You can't leave the cafe while you are time travelling, and you can only stay in the past for as long as it takes for your coffee to go cold.