630: Two Dollar Drip and The Fight For Accessible Menus w/ Tim Riley of Heavy Water Coffee, Los Angeles, CA

Chris DeferioPodcast

The coffee shop experience is one that should be accessible to a wide variety of people. How we go about building a welcoming and hospitable space is not only the work of interior design, workflow, and service standards; it also extends to the menu and what we offer. 

Enter the 2 dollar drip. An item that represents an intention put into action to offer something to anyone who has less but still wants to experience the beauty of what a coffee shop has to offer its community. 

One of the people championing this item and the philosophy behind it is the founder of Heavy Water Coffee in LA, Tim Riley. 

Tim has over a decade of coffee experience from barista, to roaster, and now brick and mortar cafe owner. Heavy water is a family run business that is the culmination of Tim’s coffee journey and the lessons of balance between quality, excellence, and genuine hospitality. 

Today we are going to talk with Tim all about his career, how he has grown as a persona and a professional over the years, and what is behind the 2 dollar drip and the neighborhood focus of Heavy Water. 
 

Links: 

@heavywatercoffee https://www.instagram.com/heavywatercoffee/?hl=en

 

 

 

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