The operator describes 100% Arabica blends roasted by special order and brewed on a La Marzocco; this does not identify the roaster, origin, process or current lot.
Use this page to separate a sourceable branch fact from assumptions about setting, service or quality.
01
Name the exact relationship
Start with the exact relationship the evidence supports: a named current partner, a rotating guest coffee, a retail bag or an unspecified supplier are not interchangeable.
02
Bind the claim to branch and date
A partner claim must attach to the exact branch and date. Brand-wide language does not automatically prove what a particular café is serving now.
03
Apply all six relationship checks
Use the six checks below as an evidence method, then open each related branch record for its sourced roaster and coffee-programme wording.
Named partner
The exact roaster is identified by the branch or another admissible current source.
Guest or rotating coffee
A temporary offering should not be converted into a permanent supplier relationship.
Retail bag only
A bag displayed for sale does not prove which coffee is used for the café’s drinks.
Brand-wide claim
A company relationship does not automatically apply to every branch or every date.
Unspecified supplier
“Premium beans” or similar promotion is not a documented roaster partnership.
Quality boundary
A named supplier is useful provenance, not an independent score for the venue or cup.
Evidence-qualified shortlist
This collection is still being checked
No branches currently meet this shortlist’s current-operation and address criteria. The retained records above are separate.
You can still browse every café by name or area in the main directory.