Texas Coffee School

Who's hiring coffee caterers?

In short: a lot of people!

Weddings, corporate events, and private events are some of the most active markets.

Signature menu for the happy couple? Sure thing!
Custom cups for the company? Yes, yes, yes.
Grad brunch, baby shower soiree, or retirement party? All better with a coffee cart.

Why else do we know it's working? These photos all come from former students!

☕ Blasia's Coffee and Tea
☕ Sayfani Coffee Cart
☕ Sage & Honey

From weddings to corporate retreats to private events like baby showers and birthday parties, a mobile coffee bar is becoming a popular feature to elevate the guest experience.

For aspiring Coffeepreneurs® who want to get into the coffee business without the overhead of a brick-and-mortar location, coffee catering offers a compelling, lower-cost path in.

On the blog: Starting Your Coffee Catering Business

Thanks to Sage and Honey, Texas Coffee School alum, for this beautiful mobile set-up.

https://texascoffeeschool.com/starting-a-coffee-catering-business/

A five star review with a five star view? We love to see it.

5 locations--what a huge accomplishment! Thank you, Rochelle, for traveling, trusting us, and treating visitors and locals on the British Virgin Islands with great coffee.

We can't wait to follow your journey to see what's next!

🥰 These shops are so nice, they're making them twice 🥰

On the blog, we're talking all about going from one location to two.

In scaling, the shift from the first location to the second can be notoriously challenging for owners, as their role shifts from a hands-on doer at the first location to a place of strategic oversight.

However, we also know the owners of these three shops built the solid systems, teams, and brands at their first locations necessary to support the second.

(And later the 3rd? We'll circle back... 👀)

Swipe to check out three former student shops with expansion underway!

And head to the blog to learn more about location #2.

https://texascoffeeschool.com/your-second-location-is-closer-than-you-think/

Small businesses are a vital part of the American economy. In fact, 99.9% of all U.S. businesses are considered small businesses, according to Forbes. Small businesses also employ nearly half of American employees!

If you’re a small business owner of any type of brick-and-mortar store—from salons to retailers to repair shops—it might be worth considering how a coffee shop can add revenue to your existing business.

We call this type of business/coffee shop a hybrid model. No matter your business, it adds a stream of revenue that can increase the number of your transactions and the value of each transaction.

How? We talk you through it on the blog:

https://texascoffeeschool.com/a-coffee-shop-can-add-revenue-to-your-business/

Do you have questions about how to start a coffee business?

Come to our 3-Day Coffee Business Master Class®, where we'll answer every. single. one.

Register here:

https://texascoffeeschool.com/coffee-classes/3-day-coffee-business-class/

RASPBERRY PARADISE

16 oz:
2 pumps Next Level Blue Spirulina Base
2 pumps Raspberry Syrup
2 pumps Irish Cream Syrup

Pump base and syrup into cup. Add appropriatesized ice scoop, then fill with sparkling water.

Garnish with desired toppings.

We like to say we’re not teaching you how to open one coffee shop; we’re teaching you how to open four. (Or 10 or 20!)

Why? Because whether you have ambitions for a thriving neighborhood hub or a coast to coast franchise, the solid business foundation you create in the very first shop is the same.

But what about that second location? The second location can be both an exciting milestone and a unique challenge for business owners.

On the blog, we talk through location #2.

https://texascoffeeschool.com/your-second-location-is-closer-than-you-think/