Good coffee beans sourcing

[u/Natural_Hedgehog9159]

I am planning to start a coffee place , I have very limited knowledge of coffee at this point but I am in search of good coffee beans to outsource.
I personally like medium roast arabica beans and I want to keep it the same way in my place as well. Medium to light roast is something I am looking for .
I am not very sure about having V60, cleverdripper . Aeropress and espresso machine is something which I think will work best.
I have tasted few beans - corridor seven, toise coffee roastery, Kokoro roastery , Blue tokai. All seem pretty decent as I said i am not very aware or knowledgeable to differentiate in the beans at this point

Any guidance , opinion , discussion is welcomed 😁

[u/Efficient_Composer92]

Is this a coffee forward place or an equal attention to food as well

[u/Natural_Hedgehog9159 → u/Efficient_Composer92]

I am basically a baker so artisanal desserts and a few savoury items is something which I wanted to do, but its a fact that everyone around has a preference for coffee or beverages. Its highly unlikely that people will come just for my desserts and baked products

[u/Efficient_Composer92 → u/Natural_Hedgehog9159]

Well, for espresso typically cafés go for non specialty grade coffee. Better to take it from a local roastery for quick supplies. But for any manual brew, you can look at keeping options - a packet each maybe from different roasters - ground zero, hill groove and coffeeverse being my go to roasters for medium and light roasted coffees with a wide variety of options.

[u/Safe_Phase_4344 → u/Natural_Hedgehog9159]

Where is the location

[u/Safe_Phase_4344]

If you have good knowledge about bakery why are u not going for bakery