who can help me

[hans agterdenbos]

hi everybody

I am a fine art photography gallery owner in stone town zanzibar tanzania africa and we want to make in our gallery a coffee bar. I love coffee for at least 25 years and make my own with a machine for 25 years. Well I can say I am a coffee lover so I want to make a coffee bar in the gallery. We have a nice place furniture is not the problem but my questions this is africa so nobody do the repairs at the machine we most do our self, what machine we must go to buy and why you can read my blog thebeautifuleyes.wordpress.com and know more what happens.

hans agterdenbos

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fine art photography gallery THE BEAUTIFUL EYES
P.O.Box 3164 shangani Stone town Zanzibar
Blog: thebeautifuleyes.wordpress.com
Blog: stonetownphotowalk.wordpress.com
cell hans:[phone]

[Brady]

Hi Hans,

I think a good choice for you would be an Astoria Argenta Semi-Auto (AEP). Very simple design, good reliability, and easy to repair. This depends on the availability of these machines and their parts in your area, of course.

Good luck!

[Alun Evans]

Brady has a good nose for these things...and he is not wrong in this instance either. CMA (who makes Astoria as well as Wega and San Marino) made their name supplying the North African market- Morocco, Algeria,Tunisia in the late 1960's and the 1970's. Many of those machines are still in use today- I reckon that is a good sign that the machines are durable and easy to keep running. We sell the San Marino here in Indonesia- which is also a very tough working environment. You should contact the sales people at CMA directly. Brady said:

Hi Hans,

I think a good choice for you would be an Astoria Argenta Semi-Auto (AEP). Very simple design, good reliability, and easy to repair. This depends on the availability of these machines and their parts in your area, of course.

Good luck!

[hans agterdenbos]

Hi alun feel good to read the reply's have a lot more to learn but it will come first I will contact CMA

Reetz Hans

Alun Evans said:

Brady has a good nose for these things...and he is not wrong in this instance either. CMA (who makes Astoria as well as Wega and San Marino) made their name supplying the North African market- Morocco, Algeria,Tunisia in the late 1960's and the 1970's. Many of those machines are still in use today- I reckon that is a good sign that the machines are durable and easy to keep running. We sell the San Marino here in Indonesia- which is also a very tough working environment. You should contact the sales people at CMA directly. Brady said:

Hi Hans,

I think a good choice for you would be an Astoria Argenta Semi-Auto (AEP). Very simple design, good reliability, and easy to repair. This depends on the availability of these machines and their parts in your area, of course.

Good luck!

[hans agterdenbos]

hi Brady thanks from stone town zanzibar I will contact CMA today keep you all informed

greetz hans

Brady said:

Hi Hans,

I think a good choice for you would be an Astoria Argenta Semi-Auto (AEP). Very simple design, good reliability, and easy to repair. This depends on the availability of these machines and their parts in your area, of course.

Good luck!

[Denise Kersbergen]

That's awesome that you are thinking of opening a coffee shop. Congrats. I understand you as far as loving coffee and being a home Batista. I'm there too. I was thinking of opening a coffee shop but up here I alaska there is a coffee stand at each corner! The competition is high. But I was also asking myself wether it be worth it opening a shop because I love to make the coffee and I'm afraid that if I own a shop I won't be in front of the machine most of the time. Am I corrcect? Thanks for your help and advice. ;)

[Jennifer Graham]

That's the machine I trained on! It's my favorite machine I've ever used, to date. Everything Brady said about it is right on. Best of luck to you, Hans!

Brady said:

Hi Hans,

I think a good choice for you would be an Astoria Argenta Semi-Auto (AEP). Very simple design, good reliability, and easy to repair. This depends on the availability of these machines and their parts in your area, of course.

Good luck!