Bougie! I'll drink hot water strained through dirt in a pinch![]()
The calculator!My son made me coffee bougie. We get fresh roasted grinds from Trade, use a 1zpresso grinder, a Flair espresso maker along with 10+ different coffee contraptions like v60, Vietnamese, etc, scale, kettle… you name it. And this calculator:
https://calculate.coffee/v60/tetsu-kasuya
He makes a damn good cup of coffee. Figures out to make each different shipment of beans best suit our individual tastes.
It was a hobby for him through college (he’s moved on to making beer now lol).
See this could get me! I want my coffee asap and dont want to go hunting it down. Grabbing at the Skyliner station is a game changer!There will usually be a Joffrey's visit at the Skyliner station on the way to HS for me. They even offer a DVC discount as well.
Club level are actually custom Joffrey’s Blends they don’t sell to the public.I have gotten drip coffee at La Petit Cafe and it is much better than the Joffrey's they serve in the urns at Primo Piatto and elsewhere on property. It's not as good as what I make at home, or what I make when staying club level at AKL.
According to DVCNews, Riviera is about 83% sold now.
New goal unlocked. Stay club level. Sorry to DH who doesn't like AKClub level are actually custom Joffrey’s Blends they don’t sell to the public.
New goal unlocked. Stay club level. Sorry to DH who doesn't like AK
Really? Maybe we got lucky, but the couple of times we've stayed we parked right under the building and took the elevator up to close to where our room was. Also, I believe they had luggage carts at Kidani as well down there (maybe they weren't supposed to be there?)I agree with most everything you said, except Kidani being convenient from your car. I've only ever stayed there once, and that long hallway was litterally the longest walk from my car to my room at any hotel, ever.
So I thought it was nothing special as well at first. Tried the Riviera cold brew and another one, meh.Coffee bar was straight up disappointing. It’s cute. And they have these great looking pastries. But if you’re going to pretend to be European, your coffee needs to reflect that and BE European quality, in nice cups. It isn’t. It’s American trash coffee served in disposable cups still. It has so much squandered potential IMO. I honestly resented how my cappuccino was just…subpar.
At least elsewhere I know to expect the coffee will be nothing special. It SHOULD be more special at Riviera, given the theme.
I mean, everything at akv tastes amazingI actually dont dislike Joffrey's if Im not the one responsible for making it. The coffee I had at AKV Boma was amazing. I was coming off of a red eye so that may skewed my judgment a bit, but I thought this is really good coffee!!
Second this.I disagree. Time will tell
Their hot chocolate at dca tastes like a straight up melted chocolate bar. Its great if im in the moodI still never bought the Joffrey's online, since I had to order a boat load or pay shipping. Funny how I am so cheap yet I can spend so much money at the same time.
I can confirm the gelato cart is delicious and better than Universal Portofino's. I think i had the salted pistachio or something like that yum yum even better that they gave it to us for freeee just because!Yep! The Gelato Cart is something they’d all really like. And having the cafe is big for us too. The combo of all 5 options would be put to good use and I could see RIV standing out in that way for them.
I just bring my own Hazelnut creamer and its more than acceptable lolJoffreys is an amazing coffee roaster. The problem at Disney is the Resort Blend. It’s the most mediocre of them all and the quick service locations do a poor job of brewing it. Urns are not very clean and they don’t use enough coffee in the filter. Joffreys suffers the hit to their reputation as a result.
Any of the French press pot brews showcase the rest of their blends beautifully.
From one end to the other, that hallway is just over 1km or 2/3rds of a mile.I agree with most everything you said, except Kidani being convenient from your car. I've only ever stayed there once, and that long hallway was litterally the longest walk from my car to my room at any hotel, ever.
I doubt the carts are supposed to be down there but we have seen them in the garage as well.Really? Maybe we got lucky, but the couple of times we've stayed we parked right under the building and took the elevator up to close to where our room was. Also, I believe they had luggage carts at Kidani as well down there (maybe they weren't supposed to be there?)