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Great points! Great Video!

i have a new tea cafe. though different product this channel is helping ume a lot

i own a tea cafe. Just found this channel. learning a lot. we have been open 7 months and trying to stay afloat

I live in a small country town about 100 km from the nearest capital city in Australia. We have eight different cafes in town and they all seem to be perfectly viable businesses. They all focus heavily on the food they sell, not just the coffee. The competition has certainly driven up the quality. The Covid period was really good for our little town as the city folk couldn’t go on holidays and instead took day trips. I think a lot of them discovered places like our little town and really liked it because they’re still coming on weekends. The place is busy. I don’t think the owners of these cafes are getting rich, but they certainly viable because none of them are closing. Rent obviously much lower than in the city too.

The business owner needs to be a barrister as well.

This is so basic - it’s boring

The cafe looks and is busy, but too many of the customers buy and sit for a couple of hours with a single drink, using the free internet. The coffee etc, is always too expensive for many, and the food items are all unhealthy options. Charge for the wifi, and there will be a lot fewer customers. So the shop is busy making no profit.

This guys gate keeping. These prices are for brand new everything and custom bullshit.

Wellington, New Zealand had a bakery that won top of 2024 and only a day later announced closure.

5$ for a 12oz flat white? Lol. I sell a cappuccino at 10oz for 7.99. Stop under pricing your products. And shorten your menu. Simple as

Thanks for sharing useful information. Can a mobile truck or van coffee shop has good potential to make decent business? Please share thoughts. Thank you

Are there any books you would recommend to read on the subject of opening a bakery or coffee shop? Anyone's suggestions are appreciated 🥐 ☕️

Skill issue

Interesting. It costs me 26 cents per coffee at home; including gas and splillage, although I think the mocha pot makes the aldi beans taste better ;-). I don't have the bulk buying capacity of a coffee shop; where does 1.20 come from? Weird Milks?

Hey there, I emailed you about potentially working together.

What if the one I’m trying to do is more of a café style restaurant with me as the chef. I wanted to do this for over a decade. It’s been my dream since high school to have a poetry café with good food with a small little stage inside and we would have poetry nights, and it would be called the slam as in poetry slam. I gave up on that dream years ago, but I still really want to try..

awesome

I want to do a coffee shop with breakfast burritos mob style mafia coffee shop style

Yes you can thank democrats who took us off gold backed dillars to devalue the currency for inflation. .

COGS is inluded in Gross Profit. The thumbnail makes no sense.

Rent

Need to add on tariffs too

We have arabic saying: " the partner of water never loses " cus when you sell coffee or tea.... you basically sell water. What killls you is the rent .

I love it

This is the most underrated video on RUclips, full of golden advices, thank you!

Great ideas

We started a cafe at our convenience store. I really appreciate your videos. Thank you.

Aussie Steve Carell talking coffee……

How do you see labor as a burden? How else are you gonna have a business? Slaves?

Reduce rent for good business

one of the biggest pet peeves of coffee shops is not thinking about making the customers comfortable so putting blenders on the counter that are used to make juices or iced coffees is the worst! For the love of god leave them in the kitchen away from the patrons.

Hello brother 👋 I am 21 right now I want to open a coffee shop but I do not have any experience in how to do coffee what is the best step to take right now

In the USA, coffee shops sell their coffee too cheaply. In Finland, a coffee bought from a coffee shop costs about 5-8 euros per cup, that's about 5.37-8.60 dollars according to the current exchange rate, and most coffee shops offer either coffee that has been standing all day or coffee from thermos bottles to cut their corners. This makes coffee shops somewhat and tolerably profitable.

Thank you so very much for the insights and tips...wondering if you can share any Excel templates on P&L or related financials for cafe operations? Much appreciated 🙏🏽

this is an awesome video. Props.

I don't own a cafe, but, I am a shareholder in Starbucks. I love the beverage and am always seeking out new, different and interesting concoctions. I am here for "3rd" wave, and yes. I am a business owner myself and would love to have a coffee shop in my own empire, one day. Thank you for this knowledge. It's genius, and much of it can certainly be applied to other businesses.

Profit and EBITDA are not interchangeable terms. Interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation distinguish them. I know you’re trying to dumb it down for cafe owners but not to the extent that what you say is wrong

As a person who operates four cafes, this is a pretty accurate video.

These are super helpful videos! Thank you.

I saw a comparison of a cappucino cog with a cup o' tea. (english btw) and lets just say the old ladies on coach tours are paying a bit over the gooods value (about 10 times.)

Coffee shops and restaurants have a very high failure rate, the landlords get their money, then wait for the next mug to appear. The overheads are a real issue, utilities, local taxes, certification, inspections, insurance, call outs for equipment repairs, legal advice, the hidden employment costs.

If you have a lousy location or a lot of competition or both then failing becomes easier regardless of what you might think of doing...

So so interesting to see this breakdown. In the salon industry labor actually comes second to cost of goods since so many products are required to perform a single service. But I see how cost of labor is the most expensive here. I find the varying cost of labor by industry so intriguing after watching another video about a bakery and her cost of labor was $22,000 a month. I almost fell out my chair 😅

I’m glad you mentioned hiring a professional designer for the cafe. I’ve not seen a single cafe design I liked yet. Unfortunately many of the professionals follow the same guidelines for design based on what’s proven to have worked in the past rather than on the community it’s in. Everything is bright & sterile. But then again I am also eccentric so I lean towards unique designs like Stina’s Pizzeria in South Philadelphia. Now to have a coffee shop designed similar to that style would be amazing.

How about a coffee place that roasts their own beans maybe a reverse osmosis water filter using steel mesh filters instead of disposable filters with plastic I mean there are no real coffee shops just bs being sold.

How can I win I am a copy maker help me bro

Here are my 3 specific answers for looking ahead (they never change) 1 - Money: "Obviously... As Much As Possible! 2 - Time: As little as possible. 3 - Exit: 3 - 5 years... yep, that's about right :)

Rent too high that’s why

This DOPE does NOT KNOW the difference between MARKUP and PROFIT!!!

Really nice accent , makes a pleasure to listen to You