1
Source green coffee and plan the roast
The team reviews current coffee needs, seasonal menu plans, and preferred flavour profiles for the Toronto café. Fresh green coffee is selected with attention to origin, quality, and how it will perform both in cups and for retail bags.
2
Roast and rest the beans
Each batch is roasted in the roastery with careful control over development and consistency. After roasting, the coffee is rested long enough for the flavours to settle, so it is ready for brewing in a relaxed café setting.
3
Prepare café service and retail stock
Freshly roasted coffee is ground, brewed, and portioned for service near Toronto, while bagged coffee is labeled and shelved for nearby customers. The café team checks equipment, updates the brew bar, and makes sure the day’s coffee matches the menu.
4
Serve, restock, and gather feedback
Guests are served in-store, and the team tracks which coffees move fastest so the next roast can be adjusted accordingly. Feedback from regulars and visitors helps guide future sourcing, roasting, and café planning.