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10 reasons to hire a barista on location
A coffee station can simply provide drinks, or it can become part of the event experience. A professional barista turns it into the latter.
1 min readJeroen van Engelen

A coffee station can simply provide drinks, or it can become part of the event experience. A professional barista turns it into the latter.
1. Drinks are prepared fresh for each guest. 2. Espresso quality can be adjusted throughout the day. 3. Guests receive personal service. 4. The coffee bar becomes part of the event presentation. 5. The concept works for exhibitions, weddings, launches, offices and conferences. 6. The organiser does not need to manage the coffee equipment or workflow. 7. Tea, sweets, branded cups and coffee printing can be added where required. 8. The barista can act as a host and first point of contact. 9. A mobile setup can be adapted to different venues. 10. A surprisingly good coffee is one of the details guests remember.
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Share the date, venue, service hours, type of event and expected number of guests. For exhibitions, a stand plan is extremely useful; for outdoor venues, power, water and access are important.
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