Comments on: Seattle’s Best http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/2008/10/seattles-best/ A series of organic coffee shops located in Baltimore County Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:07:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: asphalt roofing Wilmington de http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/2008/10/seattles-best/#comment-1033 asphalt roofing Wilmington de Wed, 07 Jul 2010 17:49:27 +0000 http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/?p=25#comment-1033 Good read … headline catchy … good points, some of which I have learned along the way as well (humility, grace, layoff the controversial stuff). Will share with my colleagues at work as we begin blogging from a corporate perspective. Thanks! Good read … headline catchy … good points, some of which I have learned along the way as well (humility, grace, layoff the controversial stuff). Will share with my colleagues at work as we begin blogging from a corporate perspective. Thanks!

]]> By: CUPPA JOE http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/2008/10/seattles-best/#comment-31 CUPPA JOE Sat, 31 Jan 2009 16:21:31 +0000 http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/?p=25#comment-31 Totally cool. I'm into your vibe. Have the Seattle appreciation of coffee after a couple of trips there myself. I also found San Diegos street kiosk carts to my liking for an early morning Espresso. Am down with the entire java bean lifestyle. Don't forget Seattle's Zeitgeist coffee cafes...a don't miss. Totally cool. I’m into your vibe. Have the Seattle appreciation of coffee after a couple of trips there myself.
I also found San Diegos street kiosk carts to my liking for an early morning Espresso. Am down with the entire java bean lifestyle. Don’t forget Seattle’s Zeitgeist coffee cafes…a don’t miss.

]]> By: Karen Coffee http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/2008/10/seattles-best/#comment-22 Karen Coffee Mon, 08 Dec 2008 19:47:12 +0000 http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/?p=25#comment-22 This is a really good question to ponder. Whenver it is rainy outside I am always ready for a hot cup of Espresso. When it is cold outside, I am more looking for a hot creamy latte type coffee. And when it is hot outside I am looking for an iced coffee of sorts. It does make me wonder if we looked at different climates all over the world if they would match up the weather with the most ordered coffee drinks. This is a really good question to ponder. Whenver it is rainy outside I am always ready for a hot cup of Espresso. When it is cold outside, I am more looking for a hot creamy latte type coffee. And when it is hot outside I am looking for an iced coffee of sorts. It does make me wonder if we looked at different climates all over the world if they would match up the weather with the most ordered coffee drinks.

]]> By: murray http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/2008/10/seattles-best/#comment-12 murray Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:44:12 +0000 http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/?p=25#comment-12 keith, well said.... there are very few straight espresso drinkers here. perhaps it is because espresso is not served properly anymore. Most coffee shops use pods to serve their espresso. There is no tradition of the fresh bean, ground and served within 1 minute. what a difference it makes. keith,

well said…. there are very few straight espresso drinkers here. perhaps it is because espresso is not served properly anymore. Most coffee shops use pods to serve their espresso. There is no tradition of the fresh bean, ground and served within 1 minute. what a difference it makes.

]]> By: Keith http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/2008/10/seattles-best/#comment-11 Keith Tue, 11 Nov 2008 02:58:21 +0000 http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/?p=25#comment-11 Going off on a slight tangent...it would be interesting to compare data of straight espresso vs. specialty drink sales in Seattle and an east coast city like Baltimore or D.C. I never see people order straight espresso around here (I'm the only one, I guess). There's something about espresso culture where you want to stay and drink an espresso in a ceramic cup, but who sits and drinks a pumpkin spice latte out of a glass? People on the east coast get it to go. Maybe that's not so much the case in Seattle...don't know, never been there. But considering my addiction to espresso and aversion to rain, I'd better stay in Sparks. Going off on a slight tangent…it would be interesting to compare data of straight espresso vs. specialty drink sales in Seattle and an east coast city like Baltimore or D.C. I never see people order straight espresso around here (I’m the only one, I guess). There’s something about espresso culture where you want to stay and drink an espresso in a ceramic cup, but who sits and drinks a pumpkin spice latte out of a glass? People on the east coast get it to go. Maybe that’s not so much the case in Seattle…don’t know, never been there. But considering my addiction to espresso and aversion to rain, I’d better stay in Sparks.

]]> By: pheen http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/2008/10/seattles-best/#comment-10 pheen Fri, 31 Oct 2008 13:54:07 +0000 http://www.thefillingstationcoffee.com/?p=25#comment-10 I think Marylanders are spending too much time in their cars and don't want to get out of them on rainy days. I think Marylanders are spending too much time in their cars and don’t want to get out of them on rainy days.

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