Morsels is using a La Marzocco Swift grinder which I think it a good move for them. The shop is trying to make a good product, but I don’t think the staff has had a ton of training. The word on the street is it’s owned by a couple one is into coffee and one is into baking. Another note: The shop serves these little “morsels” of food that are delicious. Both my wife and I loved the Olive one which is worth the trip even without the coffee! The Swift gives some consistency to the shots that I don’t think the staff would be able to pull off on their own at this point.

This is my second trip there this year. I had gone earlier for a barista jam at Great Northern Coffee Roasting Co. I stopped by the rostery again and talked to Jack Davis for a while. It was a lot of fun. Great Northern always has fun toys to play with (a lever machine at one point, and a pre-bux Clover). Jack was a great host and we talked about his adventures in dirrect trade. He's been tracking his coffee though a system called "track your coffee" http://trackyourcoffee.com/ Each bag you order can have a number on it which allows you to follow your coffee. The bag I got had the number SCM6202048... Plug it in at the site and find out about it!

Oh yeah you should check out the Music House Museum. They have a big manual coffee grinder on display as well as an amazing collection of automated music machines!