Santa Maria - best cafe for family dinner

Where to go on coffee and cake in Santa Maria

Have you every tried sundae in Theatre Cafe or shaved ice in Crumbles Cafe & Bake Shop ?
If not - you should try. If you stay in Mission Hotel it is located only 840 meters away from Theatre Cafe.

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• 1. A coffee seed - there are several types of beans like arabusta or geisha.
• 2. There are several methods of processing coffee beans. Most of them requires additional equipments like aeropress or vacuum pot.
• 3. Choosing advances expensive grinders with precise grinding like disc and conical grinders will let you achieve the best and reproducible quality of coffee
• 4. Experimenting with various additives allows you to make even better coffee.

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Santa Maria is a small town in the Central valley, and the two cafes are popular among locals.Theatre Cafe is located in the heart of the town, while Crumbles Cafe & Bake Shop is in the north of Santa Maria, but it's worth the long walk.

This cafe is located right next to the Santa Maria Museum of Art and History. It's small, but cozy and cute. It's a favorite among locals, and is always packed when the weather is nice.

Theatre Cafe is a good place to get a coffee and a light lunch or dinner. The food is simple, but filling. It's the perfect place to hang out with friends or with the whole family, and they also have a great kids menu.

The staff are very friendly and helpful. I was there on a Friday afternoon, and they were serving a special Santa Maria-themed menu. It included a large ham and cheese pizza with Santa Maria peppers and salsas, served with an iced coffee and a generous slice of chocolate cake.

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A part of my weekly routine to go for americano to Crumbles Cafe & Bake Shop. It was on Monday and I was strangely agitated and stressed by the day just to get over the weekend.

I'm such a lazy human. Now I'm about to go to work but I couldn't help but think about how they make it. They don't have sandwiches but just made a panini.

Now instead of 2 bucks, it's 10. Is there any other store where you can get a panini for 10 bucks and for 4 bucks I can get a salad? I don't get it A: The answer to your question is: no.

If you want a sandwich, panini is the correct term. That is indeed the way I have eaten it before (but with my sandwich it's $1) I would recommend you to go to a supermarket and ask for this. Chances are it is sold there and maybe even in some food-stalls or similar.

If that doesn't work out and you can't find the product anywhere, you can try something like this as work around: mix some of the food with oil and vinegar instead.

You can mix them and have it ready if you need it. When you drink it, you'll get a bit of both the taste of beer and beer (which is normally quite bitter).

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the process for making our signature Espresso Martini cocktail, and what ingredients are used in it?

Our signature Espresso Martini cocktail combines freshly brewed espresso, Kahlúa coffee liqueur, vodka, and simple syrup. Here's how to make it:

1. Brew a shot of strong espresso or 30ml (about 1 fluid oz) of strong brewed coffee. You can use an espresso machine or a stovetop espresso maker like a Moka pot.
2. In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, pour in 45ml (about 1 ½ fluid oz) of vodka, 30ml (about 1 fluid oz) of Kahlúa coffee liqueur, and the freshly brewed espresso shot.
3. Add 15ml (about ½ fluid oz) of simple syrup to sweeten the cocktail if desired. If you don't have simple syrup on hand, you can make it by combining equal parts sugar and water in a saucepan over low heat until the sugar dissolves completely.
4. Securely close the shaker and shake vigorously for 10-15 seconds to chill and mix all ingredients thoroughly.
5. Strain the mixture into a chilled cocktail glass. We typically use a coupe or martini glass.
6. For an optional garnish, you can float a coffee bean on top of the drink or even grate some chocolate shavings over it for added flavor and presentation.

What are the top three coffee beans you source locally, and what unique characteristics do each of them bring to your brews?

We source our coffee beans from various local farms in different regions of Colombia. Here are the top three beans we use and their unique characteristics:
1. Castillo Variety: This bean is grown at high altitudes in the Andean region of Colombia, specifically in the department of Nariño. The Castillo variety has a bright acidity with notes of citrus and floral aromas. It's well-balanced and clean tasting, making it perfect for those who prefer lighter roasts.
2. Caturra Variety: This bean is grown in the coffee triangle of Colombia, which includes the departments of Caldas, Risaralda, and Quindío. The Caturra variety has a medium body with a sweet flavor profile that includes notes of chocolate, caramel, and berries. It's versatile and can be enjoyed as both an espresso or drip coffee.
3. Geisha Variety: This rare bean is grown in the Huila department of Colombia. The Geisha variety has a delicate floral aroma with notes of jasmine and lemon. It has a bright acidity and a smooth, creamy mouthfeel. Due to its unique flavor profile, it's often reserved for special occasions or served as a pour-over coffee.

What are the specialty coffee drinks available at your Starbucks café in Santa Maria and what are their unique flavors or ingredients?

At our Starbucks café in Santa Maria, we offer a variety of specialty coffee drinks. Some popular options include:
1. Caramel Macchiato - This drink features steamed milk with vanilla-flavored syrup topped with espresso and caramel drizzle. It's a sweet and creamy treat that many customers love.
2. Iced White Chocolate Mocha - This refreshing drink combines ice, milk, white chocolate sauce, and espresso for a smooth and indulgent taste. The richness of the white chocolate balances well with the bold flavors of espresso.
3. Flat White - For coffee lovers who appreciate a stronger flavor, the flat white is made with ristretto shots (short espresso shots) and steamed milk. It has less milk than a latte but still offers a creamy texture and robust taste.
4. Caffé Mocha - This classic drink consists of espresso mixed with hot chocolate, topped with whipped cream and a dusting of cocoa powder. The combination of bitter espresso and sweet chocolate creates a well-balanced beverage that many customers enjoy.
5. Iced Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino® Blended Coffee - This popular drink features coffee blended with ice, milk, caramel sauce, and caramel pieces. It's then topped off with whipped cream and even more caramel drizzle for an extra sweet treat.
These are just a few examples of the specialty coffee drinks we offer at our Starbucks café in Santa Maria. Each drink has its unique flavor profile, ingredients, and appeal to different customers' tastes.

What is the origin of the beans used in our espresso blend, and where do they come from?

Our espresso blend consists of two different types of coffee beans - Arabica and Robusta. The majority of these beans are sourced from Latin America, primarily Brazil, Colombia, and Guatemala for the Arabica beans, while Ethiopia and Yemen supply some of the best Robusta beans in the world. Additionally, we also source some Arabica beans from Africa and Indonesia to achieve a balanced flavor profile. The coffee beans are carefully selected based on their quality, taste, and sustainability standards, ensuring that we provide our customers with the highest quality espresso blend possible.

What is the most popular coffee blend served at Java Motto Café in Santa Maria?

According to their website, Java Motto Cafe in Santa Maria does not have a signature or most popular blend listed. They offer a variety of espresso and coffee options which may include blends from various regions and roasters. It would be best to contact the café directly or visit their location for more information on their current offerings and most popular blends.

Can you explain the difference between our regular and decaf espresso beans, and how they affect the flavor of our drinks?

Certainly! Regular espresso beans are made from coffee cherries that have been roasted and ground. The beans contain natural caffeine, which contributes to the bitterness and boldness in the taste of our regular espressos. Our decaf espresso beans, on the other hand, undergo a special process where most of the caffeine is removed while still retaining the flavorful oils and characteristics of the coffee cherry. This means that our decaf espressos have less bitterness and boldness compared to their regular counterparts, but still offer the rich and full-bodied taste that you know and love from our coffee shop.

What is the history behind our signature Cruffin and how did it become popular at Crumbles Cafe & Bakery?

The Cruffin, a hybrid of a croissant and muffin, was first created by chef Frédéric Kim in 2013. He combined his love for the flaky texture of a croissant with the versatility of a muffin to create this unique pastry. The cruffin quickly gained popularity in Los Angeles where Kim's bakery, "The Bottega Bakery," is located.
Here at Crumbles Cafe & Bakeries, we are proud to offer our signature Cruffins with various flavors and fillings. Our passion for innovation and desire to provide an exceptional experience led us to bring this delicious pastry to our menu. We use only the freshest ingredients and bake them daily to ensure that each cruffin is fresh and tastes amazing.
The demand for these delicious treats has been overwhelming, with customers returning time and again to try new flavors and indulge in their favorite ones. Our Cruffins have become a signature item on our menu and a testament to our commitment to creating unique and delicious baked goods that cater to everyone's taste buds.

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