Interesting discussion. Been pondering how to change it up to drive more 
traffic to our open seating area and how to engage those that sit working at 
the Satbucks 4 miles down the road without just handing them Free Day Passes 
when I go in there myself for a cappuccino.

We have free coffee for our Members. Keurig pod 2.0 with lots of pod options...

Wondering about the minimal way to sell coffee to non-members. Maybe a coffee 
purchase would give them the ability to work from a desk for 1 hour. If they 
buy another coffee they get a second hour, etc? And if they join as a Member 
then the coffee is free?

Not sure Keurig pod coffee is viewed as good enough quality to pay $2.00 or 
more for though.

Not looking to run a restaurant and have a restaurant license etc. So the 
extensive variety of drinks a barista could make isn't feasible. But maybe 
there's a way to partner with the local independent coffee shop that many rave 
about (other than Starbucks)? They are over  10 miles away so it wouldn't cut 
into their typical customers. Starbucks is 4 miles away.

We have dedicated offices and cubicles which are nearly full, but the cafe 
side, that can seat up to 17 is pretty quiet some days. Varies randomly from 
2-7 of us at a time, so it would be great to find a creative way to engage the 
many people that are already "coworking" down the street at the local 
Starbucks. 

That location is about to get even busier than it is now too - an urgent care 3 
story hospital is opening within walking distance of it this Fall! Thinking of 
chatting with the manager to see if they'd prefer people not squat there for 
hours and see if there's a win-win opportunity to get those people to buy 
product there and then come 4 miles to our place to work instead of occupying 
their limited seating. It's a smaller dining room and the patio is way too hot 
in the summer to sit at for hours. Wonder what that partnership model might 
look like?

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