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Make it so they will come

Kyle Rutten is the National Training Manager of Suntory Coffee Australia.

The modern café market is a very dynamic one. While there are many simple yet successful cafés operating today, it’s not as easy as it once was to get people through the door. Once upon a time a simple window sign that read “coffee” with a large lurking coffee machine in the background was all you needed to attract a crowd. Today it’s about more than just the caffeine kick. Customers want the story, the flavour, and the trust that the person making their coffee is excellent at it, and a great environment to experience it in. We want it all.

However, with so many factors to consider, where does one begin when considering opening a café, never mind a successful one? If you dare, read on as I present

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