Graffeo Coffee

What's your favorite coffee? 🤭

Coffee is life force in a cup and you can't convince me otherwise. A life well lived is tastefully caffeinated. Ethereal.

@herrmanndigital ❤️

I use a Ridge Wallet I use a Popsmith Popper I wear Taylor Stitch and Huckberry I train in Flux Footwear I cook with Hexclad I eat with Graza I drink Cometeer and Graffeo

@TheWarKitchen Thank you!!! 🎁☕️

Our extremely biased gift guide. Much love 🤍

@TheWarKitchen Because it’s not a celebration if everyone’s asleep by nine.

Normalize tiramisu wedding cakes

@MagnusVigso @TheWarKitchen Bless you

@TheWarKitchen I eat tiramisu almost daily Its a must

This is your daily reminder that tiramisu should look like this. Anything that comes with a dollop of cream smacked on top should be classified as a war crime.

@TheWarKitchen You bring the ritual. We’ll bring the reason it matters.

What your Café Order Says About You, powered by @graffeocoffee ☕️

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@TheWarKitchen agreed

Analog is about to make a glorious, resurgent return unlike anything we've ever seen before

@GauravBhogale @Szplugz 🙌

@Szplugz SF needs this! Would love to support. Also connect you with @graffeocoffee

Sup guys, I’m Neel - I moved to SF two weeks ago to build a coffee shop! I think SF is a beautiful city full of really interesting people doing incredible things. No other city better encapsulates the expression of human agency, and I love the “you can just do things” culture of building, especially in tech. But I feel like this “culture” has been over-optimized in one direction. As a city, we’ve become too focused on technology and solving problems, and we’ve forgotten about the things that actually make life worth living - dance, poetry, paintings, music, and other expressions of beauty and creativity. We’re slowly seeing some of that seep back into the city, but I think there is still a big cultural hole. Compared to New York, there is much less diversity of things people engage in, and much less depth to the things they do. As an example - in NYC you might pass 5 leather studios on your morning walk, but in SF, you’ll be hard pressed to find a single one. It’s so much harder here to find tasteful shops and boutiques, even harder to find third spaces that actively encourage the arts, and nearly impossible to go to a party without having a conversation about AI. I want to try and change that, and I think the best vehicle for me to do that is through a coffee shop/third space that consciously attracts artists and creatives who are kind, curious, and energetic. I also hope that eventually, this coffee shop begets various kinds of microcultures (e.g of fashion, carpentry, design, literature, etc) and acts as a catalyst for creativity. I don’t have a clear answer as to how I’m going to do this, but I have a few ideas. If you have any thoughts or if anything I said resonates with you, please reach out! Would love to grab (or make you) coffee!

It's all about the roast themanual.com/food-and-drink… Thanks for the great article @themanualguide

@TheWarKitchen 🙏

The only "air refreshener" you'll need is the whiff of freshly ground coffee @graffeocoffee 😮‍💨

Thank you @macortez619

Time to stock up. sfchronicle.com/food/restauran… @sfchronicle @SFChronicleFood

Espresso doesn’t give you ideas. It reminds you you’re a genius.

An espresso is creativity in a cup. You see the world differently. Ideas magically appear in your head. There's nothing quite like it.

@TheWarKitchen Dawn’s dark elixer

"Walter Haas, co-owner of San Francisco-based Graffeo Coffee Roasting Company, says that even with the inflated prices, there is still a lane for ultra-premium brew. 'When we raised prices, we saw no drop in sales — online, in-store, or wholesale,' Haas says. He added that ultra-premium coffee is a daily ritual, and people aren’t giving it up. 'And when it’s as good as ours, you’d probably skip breakfast before downgrading your morning cup,'" qz.com/high-coffee-pr…

Hold the line. qz.com/high-coffee-pr…

@prep_propaganda très chic ☕️

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