They have a BFF in Toronto now - I'll try - I suppose a lot depends on the franchisee, hence the variability in burger quality.
The original Burger's Priest in Leslieville is still a damn delight. The franchises really wrecked it in some locations imo
When fresh its good though they reheat stuff alot and it gets really dry.
Indeed I do. Regular old coffee. I don't really care for any of the fancy shit. Cappuccino. Espresso. Latte. No thanks. Just coffee please.
I mostly use my machine for straight up regular coffee about 99% of the time, world of difference in the quality between it and the Keurig junk, and the convenience can't be matched if a one touch cup poured within seconds,
I have a Saeco to go along with a Keurig, and I find my favourite bean which makes the best crema is the Lavazza Super Bar, or Gran Crema, the blue Lavazza bag. I’ve had machines for decades and that is a great bean with little bitterness. Costco beans are probably Lavazza anyways! Farmer’s Pick at Hog’s Back has a great selection of espresso
My dad raised me on Molson Ex. Haven’t had one in ages until a few weeks ago. Quite good!
I think the Costco beans are listed as roasted by Starbucks actually, but they do give a good crema so for a default bean I can't really beat the convenience/price point value proposition of grabbing them with the groceries while still getting what consider a pretty darn good cup of coffee.
Jura's are pretty easy to find around, you're in the Toronto area if I remember so I can't recommend a specific spot but there's a distributor there for sure.
Regular coffee though I like the option of being able to make espressos & cappuccinos. Right now I'm just drinking nespresso pods. Before that I was using a French press mainly. I really like the functionality and convince of the machine mickle posted and I'd really like to up my game in the coffee department.
I don't understand why these crafty guys spoil good beer by putting putrid flavours in it. Same for the coffee guys who put flavours in coffee.
Ya when I order a beer I want beer that tastes like beer and makes me feel like a god after a couple pints.
I've been very happy with the Jura E6, my in-laws have the model up E8 which adds some extra options that I never use, there's a hospitality center (I assume that means show room) in Mississauga if that helps, but you won't see any competing super automatic brands like Saeco or Delonghi there.
