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Hey Fozzybear Start with your business plan it can put you off but by doing one you will be on your way to a café. business plans are almost always wrong so just research your market. keep your costs as low as you can on start up and your cash flow high as possible take a look at nisbetts for all your equipment cookers table tops utensils and stuff, that should give you a idea of the cost for the essentials. some costs to consider maybe premises fixture and fittings equipment printing insurance food costs delivery costs fuel costs electric/ gas furniture rates branding There are a lot of costs to a café but it depends on what type of food business and the market/customers your going after premises is key though to a café so right next door to a mcdonalds burger king is where I would set up. gl

hey josh after reading your post, I think music is your first choice followed with a coffee there is what is needed a music store/coffee lounge there isn't any on the market since the days we purchase and listen to music has changed find your market customers music stores on the high street I cant find one a coffee shop were you can browse and purchase all your digital stuff charge your digital products print your digital data while relaxing with your coffee The three leading chains in the UK are Costa Coffee (1,552 outlets), Starbucks Coffee Company (757) and Caffè Nero (530). These three now command a 54% combined share of the branded coffee chain market. the above three have got it right according to a google of the coffee market use these as your mentors not competition. turn the standard coffee shop on its head. gl