View topic - Drive Thru building- Help!!!! - Coffee Forum (#)

  „If I am planning on purchasing two espresso machines for a drive-thru, is it feasible to make one of them a semi-automatic and the other one fully automatic? Or would that create more problems? Any opinions?“

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View topic - Drive Thru building- Help!!!! - Coffee Forum

  „Do a search on ebay for espresso drive thru and you should find it. I am thinking about moving back to my home town and starting up a drive thru, but I have a lot to learn on the whole biz and my friends think going from high tech to a coffee biz owner is flat out crazy...“

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  „I owned a Mountain Mudd. That taught me that drive thrus were viable businesses and how not to build a drive thru. I can take you to my former Mountain Mudd building and then take you to one of our new buildings 5 minutes down the road and you will laugh at the Mountain Mudd. Every week I do this for new clients the result is always the same.“

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  „I agree ~ a drive thru is very important. I know I don't want to stop and get out of my car to get my latte in the morning.“

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  „ Almost too hot to drink.  You know a place that suprised me, is that little drive-thru shop on Pearl St. in Essex.  I had a double espresso there and it was really good.“

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  „For an espresso drive-thru owner, annual gross profits can be very attractive if he or she pays proper attention to the viability of the site, demographics and traffic counts. Compared to other small business opportunities, the return on investment in the espresso drive-thru industry is better than most. When placed in a good location, an espresso drive-thru can serve 300 cars daily with an average ticket of $3.25 per car. This can generate annual gross revenues of $343,200.“

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