The Different Types of People You See at Coffee Shops - Infographic

The Different Types of People Yeu Se o Ceffee Shepa No matter where you are in the world, coffee shops tend to attract the same types of people - the freelancer, the business type, the hipster etc. It's inevitable you'l have seen one of the stereotypes below in your local coffee shop. The Stressed Out Student The sleep-deprived student can be found frantically typing on their laptop in an effort to complete their latest assignment. What they Drink? An endless supply of black coffee. The Reqular The regular knows what they want and they want it now. They are there every day like clockwork with their loyalty card in tow. What they Drink? A skinny latte, just because it sounds good. The Hipeter The Hipster is typically engrossed in a book with a pretentious title that they desperately want someone to ask them about. What they Drink? Pumpkin spiced latte The Freelancer He/she will know the shop's WiFi password and will stay glued to his/her MacBook Pro for the duration of the day. What they Drink? Two to three cups of coffee a day, typically an Americano. (Long Black) The Business Tupe This is the self-important working professional who is always in a rush and spends their time checking their phone. What they Drink? A no nonsense Espresso. The Time Killer You'll see them sitting in the corner of the coffee shop texting ferociously and trying their best to blend in. Supposedly they are waiting for a friend who's running late. What they Drink? A small cup of the cheapest beverage available. The Cofee Instagrammer They are social media wizards and use any opportunity to promote their wonderful life on Instagram including a trip to their local coffee shop. CLICK What they Drink? Anything with foam and that is worthy of a snap – think #latteart #Rosetta #Cappuccino #tulip A Fav Things to Knaw abcut Coffee Shope Italy Coffee has over 200,000 Espresso bars. is one of the highest traded commodities in the world, second only to oil. At the 65% of all coffee present time there are approximately 24,000 Coffee Shops across the U.S. and statistics show there will is consumed during breakfast hours, 30% between meals, and the remaining 5% with other be approximately 50,000+ Coffee Shops within the years to follow. meals. 1.7 billion cups Coffee is the of coffee are most popular fair trade commodity in the world. consumed everyday worldwide. FAIRTRADE References www.e-importz.com/coffee-statistics.php www.specialty-coffee.com www.buzzfeed.com www.businessinsider.com/facts-about-the-coffee-industry-2011-11?op=1&IR=T espresso works oworks.cm coffee machine sales & service espressow www.es .com.au