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Fairly Grounded Coffee and Tea
I opened this coffee shop on September 1st 2008 and it has already been named "Reno's Best 2009" by Reno Magazine. We are very proud of our little shop and are always looking for ways to make coming here a special experience for our customers. We have a cozy seating area with a sea horse tank, and great coffee. We feature fairtrade and direct trade coffees and teas. I really think my training with the Mlilettos at Portland's American Barista School taught me what I needed to know to get started, and I feel confident that this shop will keep growing.
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Address: 3368 Lakeside Ct Reno Nevada
Country: U.S.A.
Website: artisansfairtrade.com
Email: julie@artisansfairtrade.com
Phone: 775 825-fair (3247)
Hours:
Mon-Fri 7.00am - 6.00pm
Sat-Sun 11.00am - 5.00pm
Price Range: $1.00 - $3.75
Good for Groups
Good for Kids
Accepts Credit Card
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Permalink Reply by Matt Milletto on -
Congrats Julie, I hope to come check out your shop someday soon!!
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Permalink Reply by Rich Abker on -
Best wishes for success with your coffee shop!
If you do not mind me asking, what type of program are you using to sell retail, whole bean coffee, that is working for you? Care to share? Done well, I know it can add a Fairlly good increase in volume 8-)
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Permalink Reply by Joey Trujillo on -
Congrats on the Best of!
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Permalink Reply by thabang on -
hi sir or madam i look for a job in america but i m staying in south africa and i m barista and good this is my e-mail addres thabangtshbll@yahoo.com
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Permalink Reply by mrcatonjames on -
Yay! Hope all goes well. (nice addition with the seahorse tank! How fun!)
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Permalink Reply by Mallory on -
perdy shop pix
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