Synergy between staff is super important, especially in rush periods. I used to work with two other people and our chemistry was so good. We just knew instinctively what each of us needed. And we had such savage banter that customers would tell us they enjoyed waiting because it was like watching an episode of their favourite TV show. We got the job done and had a crap tonne of fun on the way.
Yup! During Christmas we sometimes get a completely full house and this other barista and I took care of all the orders without ever uttering a single thing to each other, but we knew exactly what we needed.
I wouldn't buy coffee from her. she has that hair floating around in front of her face. she should be wearing a hair net. that is very unprofessional and not so clean. i don't want a hair in my coffee.
Okay I just wanna vent. I’m so jealous sometimes because I’m never lucky. After being at this toxic coffee job for almost a year I’m finally leaving. Being on the coffee machine we weren’t allowed to talk to other staff, just work, work, work we were all terrified of the boss as she was just abusive. So please, if you’re ever going to work in hospitality make sure you have a good atmosphere with co workers and bosses. It’s not worth it, especially since the job is stressful enough
I don't know where you are, but in America, loads of people love to talk about "poor life choices". Yet you don't have to look far to find people who are in leadership positions, positions of any kind of authority, or who just have the money to start their own businesses who are, every single day, miserable and tortured and taking it out on the staff. The excuse is always "it's hard". Poor life choices also include those NOT at the bottom. Other things do play into it, domestic violence, alcoholism, kids being kids, etc etc etc just life. We all have difficulties. But that's just the point. We ALL have difficulties. This massive social barrier has not even been talked about yet, much less approached as a problem that affects the economy and society as a whole. Accountability for bosses, same as staff. You're smart to move on.
I lost a job I loved to bits everyday along with the coworkers and patients someone might dream of having! I had to resign because their were legal situations happening and I didn’t want to be held accountable if anything happened to someone or me that I cared about! It was all our boss that was screwing everything up legally and us as employees had to stretch our selves very thin. I do regret leaving and not sticking by to see the outcome because I was offered to become the boss before I left, I declined the offer because I had no experience and their were so many laws broke I didn’t want to get into trouble and each of us employees had written a letter about the problems we were having at work.. I don’t think I’ll come across a good work space and team fellowship like the one I had there not for a long time maybe another 5 or 10 years from now but by then I hope I can open my own coffee and bakery shop!
Boy don't say you're never lucky and don't be jealous even though it's a natural emotion, aim higher than that don't limit yourself and don't ever put up with anybody trying to drag you down to their pathetic level. I'm glad you quit and I hope you're at a better job with a friendly work environment instead of a toxic one. Toxic people are the problem, not you so don't let them make you feel like you're the issue when you're not
This girl needs a big raise and she was working alone at the counter making coffee and with so many customisers.. This girl is so resilient and hardworking. And if you are reading the comment everyone then I have to say - Dont give up because your are hard working..
I think the customers can tell when you guys are so friendly and helpful to one another. It makes for a really chill vibe that is fun to visit again and again. Great video, Laura!
No idea how I got to this channel but I really love watching people that are proficient in their work. She is able to multitask and keep the flow going continuously. I have Lean Six Sigma certification and this is a great example of it.
I'm a Tunisian barista that works solo and I go through this everyday but I admire your work and organization and personality thanks for sharing a bit of your life for people like us
it's so calming watching this. i work as a barista as well but at my work we don't just make coffee but also give out food at the same time, and many come only to get food. I'm always so happy if someone orders coffee tho bc i love making it
@@drybizcuit1914 bro, there’s 100 people who agree with me. Not with u. If her hard working is nothing relevant for you get rid from here. Wtf r u doing here btw?
@@thifelicii bro, Its youtube there are going to be thousands of idiots who agree with you, That makes you feel better? You know what's unbelievable is that you apparently have never had a job before lmao.
I have a panic disorder, and i came across your video trying to calm down , i got so relaxed just watching you make coffee. Thankyou for that. Considering i have upwards of 15-20 panic attacks a day this really helped me. Not to mention its really impressive how quick you are! Very calming..the sounds..and everything. I cant explain it. Lol
Hi Laura just want to say I'm 22. Still finding my way around life. I wanna open my own cafe one day and do what you do. Thank you for this it inspires me seeing you work.
I'm a barista too in Thailand. when I have free time, I like to see other coffee cafe atmospheres (especially when rush hour lol). It makes me feel relaxed and sure your cafe is one of my fav places.
When someone said I had a new hobby when I got a home esspreso machine, I didn't know what he's talking about....now a year later, I'm on youtube watching baristas making coffee, and now I see that machines and I'm thinking "damn, that's a fine looking machine" I suddenly understood what they meant
Three weeks ago i started to work in a coffee shop. Im alone and some times the orders are too much. Makes me feel anxiety because the clients want their ordes fast. Watching you dominate your work inspires me. Please, if you read my coment, some advice of you help me a lot, Laura. Regards from méxico!
Find you own flow, i use to work at a very busy 'nasi lemak' (malaysian food) cafe. It happen to be that year were our city annual celebration, with people came from out of city to visit, foreigner, traveler all kind of visitor (i believe there might be some from other universe too)..i made all 1 thousand from 3 days celebration..it was hectic but it was fun too, just 3 of us in the kitchen..find your own sweet spot, you'll be flying in no time..
Hey ed , I work at my own stand alone restaurant I face similar situation throughout the day, what I do is there's an app called speaking timer and it sets up a timer for me for 5 minutes I use earphones while working so it keeps reminding me of the time left, that way it gets easier for me too have clarity of order and execute tasks in the right order for it too be quite fast and efficient..
@@TheFerozuddin Some days ago, i remembered that phrase "Find your own flow" and it helped me. Thanks, is good to read about other people in the same circumstances.
My wife and I are a US/Aussie couple, in the states since covid, and we love coffee and cafes... It's hard to get the same experience here - We do miss our locals. These are a nice nostalgic reminder of the pace of life and conversation on the other side of the world. Can't wait for things to open up again.
Seeing you work the machine alone motivates me so much! I work alone on the machine and it good to pick up some of your tips and tricks!! I too find alternative milks on standard milk orders frustrating too 😅
Such a relaxing cafe vlog (as always)! I really enjoy seeing everything that you do to make the coffees. You are great at your job :D I also wanted to say I heard about the volcano eruption in Indonesia and if you have any friends or family around Java I hope they are all safe
You are gorgeous and a hard worker. Nice too see young people taking the lead for the years to come. Many people look down on actual workers and it’s sad. We all count on each other, even in a small way. Best wishes!!
24:13 not only okay, your work is truly fascinating. I now realized that being a barista is definitely not an easy job. I'm amazed by your skill! thank you for uploading such a good and nice point of view. I definitely will not order a difficult coffee to make in rush hour, lol
Oh wow! I always imagined rush hour to be stressful, but with this video I can really see how you barely have even a second to take a break :o My respect to you guys!! You did great!!
Works fast while everything is organized and clean. she seems not rushing at all but not wasting even a second. Chatting with smile but hands are working. She has everything for the business isn't she ? Cool
I can see why you like to be alone at the coffee machine. My wife and I can't be in the kitchen cooking at the same time, we made it a rule. When I cook, I'm like you, where you move from one end to the other and you don't want to be looking around and getting slowed down by someone in the way. It's kind of like a "dance", the way one moves around when they really know what they are doing. It's hypnotizing watching you move so gracefully and quickly, while doing what you do.
I like to give my support those who deserve to be happy and recognize for their awesome skills by serving us those who cnt or dnt have time to make their coffee or cup of tea. Thank you Laura for your services.
30 coffees in 25 mins, that's how you trap coffee kids once you start loving your first coffee hit. Literally addicting and refreshing at the same time, I drink 8 cups in a day!
Im happy this popped up in my feed today! It simultaneously hits the spot as an unintentional ASMR video as wel as a way to make me reminisce about how I used to work in a kitchen. You're killing it out here!
This is sooo therapeutic watching this while working. Do you think you'll consider doing a live stream and switching up the camera angles once in a while? Lol I just put this on replay so I don't feel so lonely working alone at home...... keep up the great work!!!!!!
Love this as someone who started working coffee bar late in life. Your machine thou has me intrigued because of the massive amount of pours you get from the steamer. Your customers for certain benefit from your positive vibe ~
I came across this video and found myself so impressed at her abilities and hard work. I am also thinking that my Son watches videos of people playing video games. I am now watching videos of people making coffee. LOL :)
dreaming of owning a cafe one day and watching this is inspiring. May I ask where did you get your barista training? I am just practicing on my own and i've been searching for barista courses and they can get really expensive where i am. Looking forward to your reply and keep inspiring and smiling! :)
I appreciate you capturing your morning routine. It really gives me a sense of what it's like to prepare a cup of coffee in Melbourne. It's inspiring me to look forward to experiencing it myself in the future:)
Just wanna say thank you Laura, these videos are soothing, I always watch them before bed and even rewatching at times, it helps to calm me which is kind of a weird thing that i have accepted, keep posting cafe vlogs i especially love them, happy holidays
This is so good!! I really like that there are people that help the barista get things done. In Greece, baristas have to make the coffee and do the cashiers too. Also, in Greece we have lots of iced coffees such as Freddo Cappuccino, Freddo Espresso, greek coffee (which is being made with gas stove and coffee pot, which takes lot of time). I really liked the video, simple coffees, work is getting done quickly.
That's awesome. I worked at a Bellacinos and really wanted to run the oven. I was really bad at first but eventually I could pull the load of at least two people by myself as long as I had someone keeping me stocked and running orders. I would take it as a challenge. I did three thousand dollar hours back to back one time. I even went back to that Bellacinos later after my divorce just to run the oven one day a week to keep my mind off of things. I was still their best oven guy at 37 years old. I picked right up like I never left.
I used to be a barista during my uni days this brings me back lol. Its smart how u used the towel to angle the pitcher and foam it while doing other stuff, shouldve learnt that trick when i was one hahaha
@@laurangelia It is impossible not to like such videos)) You have incredible energy and it is inspiring) Такі відео неможливо не любити)) У вас неймовірна енергетика і це надихає...
Coffee shops atmosphere really depends on locations or suburbs. Some locations or suburbs are more forgiving, relax ,chilling and very civilised and that makes "everyone " happy , and taste of coffee lot better .
Really love to watch this. Took me some time to figure out you tamp with the machine. And at home I'll always grind straight into the porta filter but found out you grind into a basket and this will save you time you really need to get those shots in time. Really cool to watch this. 😊
I started about 4 months ago at a small town specialty shop. It's a big touristy area, and I caught the end of summer. Once I learned how to do everything behind the bar, it was fun to start busting out drink after drink. You get into a flow, and all your efficiency skills pop out. From time to time though, it could be stressful (especially when I'd look up and there'd be 40+ in line. That usually only happened on holidays, but still).
I speak in past tense because in my country, we're heading into Winter, and it's dead almost everyday now at the shop, except for the weekends when people go skiing.
Bump into your video for the first time, and it's weirdly enjoyable watching you make those coffees even though I don't understand what's going on most of the time as I don't drink coffee myself. Looking forward to seeing more Cafe Vlogs nonetheless !!
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Synergy between staff is super important, especially in rush periods. I used to work with two other people and our chemistry was so good. We just knew instinctively what each of us needed. And we had such savage banter that customers would tell us they enjoyed waiting because it was like watching an episode of their favourite TV show. We got the job done and had a crap tonne of fun on the way.
I know that feeling 😍❤️ it’s amazing
You are special if you can enjoy this job. Much appreciated 🌟🌟🌟
Yup! During Christmas we sometimes get a completely full house and this other barista and I took care of all the orders without ever uttering a single thing to each other, but we knew exactly what we needed.
@@gabrielysilva1767why
Organized, professional, clean, friendly and always a smile on the face. There should be more people like you :)
Thank you! 😊
I wouldn't buy coffee from her. she has that hair floating around in front of her face. she should be wearing a hair net. that is very unprofessional and not so clean. i don't want a hair in my coffee.
There are, loads of them.....people are not half as bad as you like to believe. Cheers.
@@OldEnoughToBeYourFather bruv, then make coffee from home. Problem solved.
@@OldEnoughToBeYourFather dude where are you going where baristas wear hair nets?
Okay I just wanna vent. I’m so jealous sometimes because I’m never lucky. After being at this toxic coffee job for almost a year I’m finally leaving. Being on the coffee machine we weren’t allowed to talk to other staff, just work, work, work we were all terrified of the boss as she was just abusive. So please, if you’re ever going to work in hospitality make sure you have a good atmosphere with co workers and bosses. It’s not worth it, especially since the job is stressful enough
Don't want to be a slave to someone. Rather have fun while doing work than be told to work and have no fun. Thanks for your vent :)
I don't know where you are, but in America, loads of people love to talk about "poor life choices". Yet you don't have to look far to find people who are in leadership positions, positions of any kind of authority, or who just have the money to start their own businesses who are, every single day, miserable and tortured and taking it out on the staff. The excuse is always "it's hard". Poor life choices also include those NOT at the bottom. Other things do play into it, domestic violence, alcoholism, kids being kids, etc etc etc just life. We all have difficulties. But that's just the point. We ALL have difficulties. This massive social barrier has not even been talked about yet, much less approached as a problem that affects the economy and society as a whole. Accountability for bosses, same as staff. You're smart to move on.
I lost a job I loved to bits everyday along with the coworkers and patients someone might dream of having! I had to resign because their were legal situations happening and I didn’t want to be held accountable if anything happened to someone or me that I cared about! It was all our boss that was screwing everything up legally and us as employees had to stretch our selves very thin. I do regret leaving and not sticking by to see the outcome because I was offered to become the boss before I left, I declined the offer because I had no experience and their were so many laws broke I didn’t want to get into trouble and each of us employees had written a letter about the problems we were having at work.. I don’t think I’ll come across a good work space and team fellowship like the one I had there not for a long time maybe another 5 or 10 years from now but by then I hope I can open my own coffee and bakery shop!
I AM. Speak it into existence. Law of attraction.
Boy don't say you're never lucky and don't be jealous even though it's a natural emotion, aim higher than that don't limit yourself and don't ever put up with anybody trying to drag you down to their pathetic level. I'm glad you quit and I hope you're at a better job with a friendly work environment instead of a toxic one. Toxic people are the problem, not you so don't let them make you feel like you're the issue when you're not
This girl needs a big raise and she was working alone at the counter making coffee and with so many customisers.. This girl is so resilient and hardworking. And if you are reading the comment everyone then I have to say - Dont give up because your are hard working..
mate that is a piece of cake
I think the customers can tell when you guys are so friendly and helpful to one another. It makes for a really chill vibe that is fun to visit again and again. Great video, Laura!
Thank you!
you dont like when the employees are complaining about their personal lives and taking forever to serve you?lol
No idea how I got to this channel but I really love watching people that are proficient in their work. She is able to multitask and keep the flow going continuously. I have Lean Six Sigma certification and this is a great example of it.
Fun fact.... I bet she has no idea what your lean six sigma bullshit is all about.
@@twohandsandaradio I'm sure she doesn't and doesn't care. You probably don't either. DOesn't surprise me though.
used to work as a barista before for about a year, and seeing this brings so many memories back , i missed the feeling especially on a morning rush
I'm a Tunisian barista that works solo and I go through this everyday but I admire your work and organization and personality thanks for sharing a bit of your life for people like us
it's so calming watching this. i work as a barista as well but at my work we don't just make coffee but also give out food at the same time, and many come only to get food. I'm always so happy if someone orders coffee tho bc i love making it
Girl earns her buck! No idea why this video was recommended but there's a certain charmness and chill too it. Peace and love
it's unbelievable to watch you operating the coffee machine. not to mention how organized and friendly you are.
How is it unbelievable, Its the easiest food industry job there is lol.
@@drybizcuit1914 hahaha all right Superman. U r the One.
@@thifelicii What do you do for work that this would be unbelievable? Sharpening pencils?
@@drybizcuit1914 bro, there’s 100 people who agree with me. Not with u. If her hard working is nothing relevant for you get rid from here. Wtf r u doing here btw?
@@thifelicii bro, Its youtube there are going to be thousands of idiots who agree with you, That makes you feel better? You know what's unbelievable is that you apparently have never had a job before lmao.
I have a panic disorder, and i came across your video trying to calm down , i got so relaxed just watching you make coffee. Thankyou for that. Considering i have upwards of 15-20 panic attacks a day this really helped me. Not to mention its really impressive how quick you are! Very calming..the sounds..and everything. I cant explain it. Lol
Glad this video helps you relaxed! 💕✨
Da fuq?
Just stop panicking bruh. Shit happens. You dont have to be perfect.
@@IScreenshotNFTs ... just stop panicking. Wow. Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
Its all in your head. There are no panic attacks
Hi Laura just want to say I'm 22. Still finding my way around life. I wanna open my own cafe one day and do what you do. Thank you for this it inspires me seeing you work.
I'm a barista too in Thailand. when I have free time, I like to see other coffee cafe atmospheres (especially when rush hour lol). It makes me feel relaxed and sure your cafe is one of my fav places.
When someone said I had a new hobby when I got a home esspreso machine, I didn't know what he's talking about....now a year later, I'm on youtube watching baristas making coffee, and now I see that machines and I'm thinking "damn, that's a fine looking machine" I suddenly understood what they meant
I love the vibe here. The light, the chill background of a small town, with trees. The wood all around, quiet café, so relaxing
I love seeing this positive environment, I hope to have colleagues like this in the future 🤍
I can’t believe I sat here and watched this… lol The algorithm wins again!
Three weeks ago i started to work in a coffee shop. Im alone and some times the orders are too much. Makes me feel anxiety because the clients want their ordes fast. Watching you dominate your work inspires me. Please, if you read my coment, some advice of you help me a lot, Laura.
Regards from méxico!
Find you own flow, i use to work at a very busy 'nasi lemak' (malaysian food) cafe. It happen to be that year were our city annual celebration, with people came from out of city to visit, foreigner, traveler all kind of visitor (i believe there might be some from other universe too)..i made all 1 thousand from 3 days celebration..it was hectic but it was fun too, just 3 of us in the kitchen..find your own sweet spot, you'll be flying in no time..
Hey ed , I work at my own stand alone restaurant I face similar situation throughout the day, what I do is there's an app called speaking timer and it sets up a timer for me for 5 minutes I use earphones while working so it keeps reminding me of the time left, that way it gets easier for me too have clarity of order and execute tasks in the right order for it too be quite fast and efficient..
@Doomsday08 sure, having a standard for making good coffee is a good answer for customers. Thanks!
@@TheFerozuddin Some days ago, i remembered that phrase "Find your own flow" and it helped me. Thanks, is good to read about other people in the same circumstances.
@@news-nashta Nice idea! i will try it on the next monday. Thanks Ninad. Regards!
This is like ASMR, you and Christina are so in sync!
IDK how but it is kinda relaxing to watch this at 2 AM in the night. Loved it
This is the way that every coffee shop in this world should be😊
Watching this before going to bed to wind down after a long day. Thank you Laura
Your calmness and self confidence brought you a well delivered costumer service. Bravo….
these videos are so chill to watch. Thanks for the great content.
Thank you :)
You move like a graceful ballet dancer or ice skater. You are really an expert at what you do and it's great fun watching you do what you do!
My wife and I are a US/Aussie couple, in the states since covid, and we love coffee and cafes... It's hard to get the same experience here - We do miss our locals. These are a nice nostalgic reminder of the pace of life and conversation on the other side of the world. Can't wait for things to open up again.
Fingers crossed!
Quite a few Aussie cafes in NY when I visited.
Seeing you work the machine alone motivates me so much! I work alone on the machine and it good to pick up some of your tips and tricks!! I too find alternative milks on standard milk orders frustrating too 😅
Such a relaxing cafe vlog (as always)! I really enjoy seeing everything that you do to make the coffees. You are great at your job :D I also wanted to say I heard about the volcano eruption in Indonesia and if you have any friends or family around Java I hope they are all safe
You are gorgeous and a hard worker. Nice too see young people taking the lead for the years to come. Many people look down on actual workers and it’s sad. We all count on each other, even in a small way. Best wishes!!
Looks like I'm watching a video game and you're doing well. So calm and collected in this boiler room. Good job.
it is merely giving a master class on how to make a coffee in less than a minute. Pats on back!
24:13 not only okay, your work is truly fascinating. I now realized that being a barista is definitely not an easy job. I'm amazed by your skill! thank you for uploading such a good and nice point of view.
I definitely will not order a difficult coffee to make in rush hour, lol
Thank you very much!
The level of professionalism is insane. Your work ethic is truly something to admire!
Watching that guy do tricks with his dog while waiting for coffee is one of the most wholesome things i've ever seen. T_T
Coffee and barista-ing go hand in hand! Great video of Australia coffeeshop culture as I am from America.
Loved this so much!!! Thumbs up for the girls team work, great work Laura, thanks for keeping up with these videos, amazing. Have a great week :)
We could only pray to find someone who could do ity as fast and efficient as you do, You're incredible.
Oh wow! I always imagined rush hour to be stressful, but with this video I can really see how you barely have even a second to take a break :o My respect to you guys!! You did great!!
barely a rush, 28 coffees is cake
Works fast while everything is organized and clean. she seems not rushing at all but not wasting even a second. Chatting with smile but hands are working.
She has everything for the business isn't she ?
Cool
Awesome job indeed Laura, you are a star! Wonderful service and the coffee is superb! 😊
Thank you Martin! ☺️
@@laurangelia nice work
I could watch an hour-long of this with just one sitting
one of the toughest job out there and you made it look easy. awesome work gurl!
I usually lost my smile in rush hours and get stressed :/ good job keeping the smile
I can see why you like to be alone at the coffee machine. My wife and I can't be in the kitchen cooking at the same time, we made it a rule. When I cook, I'm like you, where you move from one end to the other and you don't want to be looking around and getting slowed down by someone in the way. It's kind of like a "dance", the way one moves around when they really know what they are doing. It's hypnotizing watching you move so gracefully and quickly, while doing what you do.
been bored with internet lately, i just dont believe this kind of video hits me really good..
I like to give my support those who deserve to be happy and recognize for their awesome skills by serving us those who cnt or dnt have time to make their coffee or cup of tea. Thank you Laura for your services.
You can really see the muscle memory working as she's making orders.
VVomen are much better at high speed repetitive hand tasks then men are. Just visit a factory in china and it will become very apparent.
@@HappyHands. also, women can think of 5 different things at the same time.
30 coffees in 25 mins, that's how you trap coffee kids once you start loving your first coffee hit. Literally addicting and refreshing at the same time, I drink 8 cups in a day!
Im happy this popped up in my feed today! It simultaneously hits the spot as an unintentional ASMR video as wel as a way to make me reminisce about how I used to work in a kitchen. You're killing it out here!
This is sooo therapeutic watching this while working. Do you think you'll consider doing a live stream and switching up the camera angles once in a while? Lol I just put this on replay so I don't feel so lonely working alone at home...... keep up the great work!!!!!!
30 Coffees in 25 minutes and I watched them all.. not shabby at all, FANTASTIC 😊
Appreciate it
Great job Laura I personally learnt alot in terms of the rush hour workflow👏🙏 really hope you were rewarded as well as your barista finesse 💯
6:44 this scene was super cute! lovely dog and its owner ❤️
What a Fantastic Lady. So cheerful and organized. The waitress also so cheerful. Love it!
there's no waitress, i think she is a customer trying to help her
@@Andrei-ld3gw do you like hamhocks or neckbones in your collard greens 🤔
I wish I could get my time ⏲️traveling machine in my loft top...*exhaling😔
@@lawoull.6581 what
@@Andrei-ld3gw ¿eh
Thanks to this video I applied to a Coffee shop a year ago without any barista training. Now I'm full time there behind the espresso machine ❤️
Fantastic! ♥️
Espero traduzcas este mensaje. Te mando saludos de Sudamérica (Perú). Soy amante del café y ver la armonía de tu trabajo me da paz.
Love this as someone who started working coffee bar late in life. Your machine thou has me intrigued because of the massive amount of pours you get from the steamer. Your customers for certain benefit from your positive vibe ~
I came across this video and found myself so impressed at her abilities and hard work. I am also thinking that my Son watches videos of people playing video games. I am now watching videos of people making coffee. LOL :)
😄😄😄 Should playing music together for quality time 🎸🎙🕶🍻👌
13:43 “Buenos días!” Lovely! Great job✨
dreaming of owning a cafe one day and watching this is inspiring. May I ask where did you get your barista training? I am just practicing on my own and i've been searching for barista courses and they can get really expensive where i am. Looking forward to your reply and keep inspiring and smiling! :)
I appreciate you capturing your morning routine. It really gives me a sense of what it's like to prepare a cup of coffee in Melbourne. It's inspiring me to look forward to experiencing it myself in the future:)
Imagine getting her a cup of coffee in the morning and shes just smiling because youre not on her barista level at all :D
Hahaha.. 💀
used to be a barista back in the day. watching this makes me miss these days. loved the rush!
When a barista wants to be like a real bartender: “I’m sorry, I cannot continue to serve you. You’re already too sweet.”
Nice ambiance.
Looks like a comfortable spot.
Great work - seriously great teamwork as well as the solo work on the machine. Also that Machine is awesome!
something very therapeutic about watching you make coffee , very clear picture too , good camera set up
This makes me miss working i.a coffeeshop. I used to dance around with the drinks.
yes those little cups for the grind are the best! so much easier than weighing the whole basket
Just wanna say thank you Laura, these videos are soothing, I always watch them before bed and even rewatching at times, it helps to calm me which is kind of a weird thing that i have accepted, keep posting cafe vlogs i especially love them, happy holidays
Pleasure is all mine!
He visto este video varias veces, me encanta cuando dice 13:45 " buenos días"
Perfect work and working nonstop which customers enjoy watching.
This is so good!! I really like that there are people that help the barista get things done. In Greece, baristas have to make the coffee and do the cashiers too. Also, in Greece we have lots of iced coffees such as Freddo Cappuccino, Freddo Espresso, greek coffee (which is being made with gas stove and coffee pot, which takes lot of time).
I really liked the video, simple coffees, work is getting done quickly.
U should definitely make more of these sort of vids of you preparing the coffee !
I just like to keep your cafe videos as background sound while I am studying, its feels like I am sitting in an actual cafe.❤❤❤
That's awesome. I worked at a Bellacinos and really wanted to run the oven. I was really bad at first but eventually I could pull the load of at least two people by myself as long as I had someone keeping me stocked and running orders. I would take it as a challenge. I did three thousand dollar hours back to back one time. I even went back to that Bellacinos later after my divorce just to run the oven one day a week to keep my mind off of things. I was still their best oven guy at 37 years old. I picked right up like I never left.
Non-stop work and on point. You have my total respect.
I appreciate that!
this video showed up in my home. amazed with how fast you prepared coffee.
an artist at work! what was an awesome flow, great energy too
This is pure art of multitasking.
I used to be a barista during my uni days this brings me back lol. Its smart how u used the towel to angle the pitcher and foam it while doing other stuff, shouldve learnt that trick when i was one hahaha
She's so cute with the hair up... such a happy face to see in the morning...
Pretty girl) Good smile) Nice cofee) Well job)) Loved these relax video
Glad you enjoyed!
@@laurangelia It is impossible not to like such videos)) You have incredible energy and it is inspiring) Такі відео неможливо не любити)) У вас неймовірна енергетика і це надихає...
Coffee shops atmosphere really depends on locations or suburbs. Some locations or suburbs are more forgiving, relax ,chilling and very civilised and that makes "everyone " happy , and taste of coffee lot better .
This is my job too!! I just started and i’m still trying to find my rhythm and vids like this rlly help me pick up tricks
Very practical and well training .. barista is all about calculation and time management …
I don't know why I like to watch this so much
so chill!! i love the atmosphere😍
I don't know why i can watch this video until the end, i feel so satisfaying see you work 😊
2:20 the way she walked with that coffee at that speed i could never do that without spilling a thing or two on the ground
remembers me when I work in the kitchen alone in my shift , love it, keep the spirit ❤️❤️
Great job ! Your work hard skills gonna push you to do great things ! Keep on the great work laura
Dance at 4:05 was amusing. Reminds me of my bartending days. Thanks for the content!
Heheh.. Sometimes I didn't even realize it, lol.. Thanks for watching!
You are so efficient and most importantly your enjoyed doing it. I am really enjoying watching your videos. Keep it up girl.
such a pro! amazing coordination and you sure know what you're doing. like clockwork! i can watch you pulling shots all day for sure!!!
Really love to watch this. Took me some time to figure out you tamp with the machine. And at home I'll always grind straight into the porta filter but found out you grind into a basket and this will save you time you really need to get those shots in time. Really cool to watch this. 😊
I started about 4 months ago at a small town specialty shop. It's a big touristy area, and I caught the end of summer. Once I learned how to do everything behind the bar, it was fun to start busting out drink after drink. You get into a flow, and all your efficiency skills pop out. From time to time though, it could be stressful (especially when I'd look up and there'd be 40+ in line. That usually only happened on holidays, but still).
I speak in past tense because in my country, we're heading into Winter, and it's dead almost everyday now at the shop, except for the weekends when people go skiing.
After watching this videos I have much respect for baristas.
Bump into your video for the first time, and it's weirdly enjoyable watching you make those coffees even though I don't understand what's going on most of the time as I don't drink coffee myself. Looking forward to seeing more Cafe Vlogs nonetheless !!