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5 Ways to Get Your Restaurant Summer Ready

SpotOn

As the summer season approaches, bringing with it longer days and warmer weather, restaurants have a golden opportunity to welcome waves of customers looking for memorable dining experiences.  Think about adding thematic decor, comfortable seating, and even outdoor entertainment to craft an unforgettable dining experience.

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How to write a restaurant marketing plan that puts butts in seats [Ideas and Strategies]

7 Shifts

Their business grows by word of mouth—one of the best marketing tools in the book. For example, your ideal customers could be: Young families that want a kid's menu, great drinks, and to get home before 8. Can you undercut their prices, or out-market them? Is my menu accessible and legible? Repeat Customers.

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A Guide to Conducting Precise Restaurant Sales Forecasts

Modern Restaurant Management

Chloe’s bistro will be opening for drinks and small lunches in the daytime and providing a limited number of hot meals (booking only – it’s a small place!) Now, these estimates are all very good – but what’s to say that Chloe didn’t pluck the figure of 80 percent of seats filled from thin air?

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Top Restaurants with Private Dining Rooms in Austin

Restaurant Clicks

If you want something special, try the 10-course omakase tasting menu. The Parlor Room seats twelve, the Small Boardroom seats eight, and the largest boardroom seats 24. The restaurant uses locally sourced and seasonal ingredients. ” They have a creative and ever-changing menu. Fonda San Miguel.

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Seven Top Restaurant Marketing Ideas And Trends

Modern Restaurant Management

While your restaurant may feature a diverse menu, delicious food, a great ambiance, and excellent customer service, you will still struggle to build a customer base without promoting it. Others tend to emphasize their cheaper menu options. Instead of promoting items according to price or margin, promote what your customers love.

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Unlocking More Reservations with Budget-Friendly Email Marketing

The Rail

Many restaurants invest in marketing when they notice low bookings or in the run-up to a low season. People are always looking for popular eateries and unique menu items to try when looking to eat out. Promote seasonal specials: Highlight limited-time deals like Easter BOGO offers or group discounts.

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10 Easter Ideas for Restaurants

SpotOn

After the austerity and hibernation of the first couple months of the year, the spring season brings ample opportunities to fill tables and reach new customers. You might need to re-up the supply in between seatings, so delegate easter egg hunt duties to your host or add it to your servers' sidework duties.