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Hiring a barista, explained practically

What to know and arrange when you book a barista for an event, an office or a party.

  1. Hiring a barista in Amsterdam: how to go about itWhat to arrange when you hire a barista for an event, office or party in Amsterdam: the machine, how many baristas, what it costs and what a good request contains.4 min read
  2. Booking a barista with or without a machineIf an espresso machine is already there, you book me directly. If not, I work as a partner of Barista Company. How it works and what to arrange.3 min read
  3. A barista at your conference or trade fair: what to arrangeA coffee bar keeps visitors at your stand. What to agree with the organiser, how to handle the rush at the break and what to know about power and water.3 min read
  4. A barista at the office: party, opening or permanent coffee barA barista for your office, once for a party or client day or on set days. What to decide beforehand and how to handle the morning rush.2 min read
  5. A barista at a festival or large eventHigh volume, changeable weather and little time to set up. What to agree with a barista for a festival or large event.2 min read
  6. A barista at your wedding or private partyA welcome coffee, a coffee bar after dinner or a morning-after brunch. When a barista fits at a wedding or private party and what to arrange.2 min read
  7. Which drinks to put on the menu at an eventAll coffees and regular tea are always possible, matcha, chai, mint, ginger and syrup on request. How to put a menu together for an event.3 min read
  8. An SCA certified barista: what it means for your eventWhat the Specialty Coffee Association is, what specialty coffee means and what an SCA certification tells you about a barista.2 min read