So La Grande Orange renamed the Spanish Latte and it is now the Havana Latte. The drink recipe remains unchanged (I asked). I asked them about the menu board since it had recently changed (see photo) and asked who had done it. They said that one of their staff is naturally good at it, and doesn’t use any rulers or anything! Simply amazing. Menu boards like these are the sort of thing that I like. Lots of cool coffee shops use chalkboards.
Chris Tingom They also have a new latte called the Honey Latte. I’ll try it one of these days. 0 Reply February 18, 2007
Rebecca …now if only they would serve espresso in reuseable cups instead of paper! 0 Reply February 18, 2007
karen m. ok chris, did you go out and buy a car to color coordinate with their cup so you could get that shot??? 0 Reply February 18, 2007
TOMAS The handwritten menu board is definitely cool! Does anyone know if the signs at The Home Depot are hand drawn with a Sharpie? 0 Reply February 19, 2007
Chris Tingom I’m going to guess that the Home Depot signs are printed. To ensure consistency at all stores. They probably have a special printer just for making those signs. As to my car. Nope. Just my Grand Prix. I need to get a new car sometime. This one is getting old. I’m actually surprised that LGO doesn’t serve coffee in for-here cups. They do everything else to support the glossy-magazine lifestyle and porcelain cups would complete their effort. 0 Reply February 19, 2007
Brian Sheahan Chris, Your spot on the now Havana Latte on http://brainfuel.tv is the reason why we even know each other! LOL… 0 Reply February 25, 2007
