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According to Forbes Magazine, Eurotazza Coffeehouse, opened by Bellissimo client Keira Moody in Dallas, Texas, is one of the best boutique coffeehouses in the United States.
We helped Keira design her coffeehouse, plan her menu, select her equipment and suppliers and we were there for her store opening and training. Keira is also a graduate of Bellissimo's American Barista & Coffee School.
Congratulations, Keira!
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Many consultants can help you with the portion of your business that is visible to your customers: store appearance, product choices and customer service. But what about the behind-the-scene requirements it takes to open and operate a profitable specialty coffee business: negotiating the best lease, choosing the right equipment and having a properly trained staff who can wow your customers with the perfect latte every time.
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Fans of Tully's say comparing the two companies is like knowing the difference between Pepsi and Coke, with Tully's coffee having a more mellow taste while Starbucks is a bit harsher. Tully's cooks its coffee beans in two circa-1950s cast-iron roasters and scoops them into bags by hand.
Starbucks, which has a much larger operation with three U.S. roasting plants and one in Amsterdam, Netherlands, declined to comment on Tully's.
"To compete with Starbucks is really an
uphill battle," said Bruce Milletto, a coffee consultant and president
of Bellissimo Coffee InfoGroup in Portland. "Starbucks is probably the
only company in specialty coffee that has nationwide recognition. If
you went to Nebraska, no one has probably heard of Tully's."