Coffee Cups and Glassware for Espresso, Latte and Café Service
Serve coffee properly with cups and glassware suited to espresso, milk drinks and everyday café presentation. Espresso Works stocks coffee cups, espresso cups, latte glasses and serving glassware for home setups, offices and hospitality venues. Cup choice affects more than appearance.Size, shape, wall thickness and material can influence heat retention, drink presentation and how comfortable the cup feels in use. Smaller cups suit espresso and piccolo, while larger cups or glasses work better for lattes, cappuccinos and long black service. Double-walled glassware can help retain heat while keeping the outside easier to handle.For cafés, durability and stackability also matter. Choose coffee cups and glassware based on drink menu, portion size, workflow and the style of service you want to create.
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Aeropress GO Coffee Maker
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BIALETTI CARTOON STACKABLE CUPS (Set 6)
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BIALETTI MAGICO RICORDO STACKABLE CUPS TEDDY BEAR (Set 6)
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Duralex Picardie 6 Pack Glassware 90ml
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Duralex Provence 6 Pack Glassware 160ml
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Duralex Provence 6 Pack Glassware 200ml
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Duralex Provence 6 Pack Glassware 220ml
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Fressko 12oz Camino Canary Yellow Cup
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Fressko 12oz Camino Clove Green Cup
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Fressko 12oz Camino Coal Black Cup
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Fressko 12oz Camino Floss Pink Cup
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Fressko 12oz Camino Khaki Green Cup
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Fressko 12oz Camino Rouge Red Cup
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Fressko 12oz Camino Sage Green Cup
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Fressko 12oz Camino Tuscan Brown Cup
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Fressko 8oz Bino Canary Yellow Cup
$34.95
FAQs
What size cup is best for espresso?
The best size for an espresso cup is between 60-90 ml. This size allows the espresso to be served without excessive air space, which helps maintain the crema and keeps the coffee warm. It's also the ideal size for a single shot of espresso, which is typically 30 ml, leaving room for the crema and easy handling.
What cups should I use for lattes and cappuccinos?
For lattes and cappuccinos, cups with a capacity of 250-350 ml are ideal. These sizes accommodate the espresso base, steamed milk, and foam for a balanced drink. Ceramic cups are commonly used as they retain heat well and are comfortable to hold. Glass latte cups can also be used for a visually appealing presentation.
Does cup shape affect coffee temperature?
Yes, the shape of a cup can affect the temperature of coffee. Cups with thicker walls retain heat better, keeping the coffee warm for longer. Additionally, narrower openings reduce heat loss compared to wide-mouthed cups. Material also plays a role; ceramic and double-walled glass are preferred for thermal retention.
Are glass coffee cups suitable for cafés?
Glass coffee cups are suitable for cafés if they are durable and stackable. Look for tempered glass or double-walled designs that can withstand frequent use and washing. Ensure the glass cups are easy to handle and fit well with your café's workflow and style. Always consider practicality alongside aesthetics.
What is the benefit of double-walled coffee glassware?
Double-walled coffee glassware has the benefit of thermal insulation. The dual layers trap air between them, which helps to keep the coffee warm while the outer layer remains cool to the touch. This design is not only practical but also provides a clear view of the coffee, making it attractive for serving drinks like lattes or flat whites.
How should coffee cups and glassware be cleaned?
Coffee cups and glassware should be cleaned with warm water and a mild detergent, avoiding abrasive materials that could scratch the surface. For cafés, using a dishwasher with a gentle cycle is common, but always check if the cups are dishwasher-safe. Regular cleaning ensures hygiene and helps maintain the appearance of your cups and glassware.
