Restaurant Furniture Blog

One of the few absolute rules of marketing, regardless of industry, is that it costs more to get a new customer than it does to keep a current one. Return customers are the life blood of any business, but it is especially true for the restaurant industry. Happy customers will not only willingly re-choose your […]

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The atmosphere of your restaurant is almost as important as the food. Great food deserves a great place to be showcased in and very few patrons are willing to deal with uncomfortable, cramped or dingy dining spaces no matter how good the food is. Don’t forget that the design of your restaurant is the first […]

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Sometimes, when it comes to designing and choosing the décor for a restaurant, less is more. Minimalistic design choices say “our food is what matters most.” A clean, utilitarian layout helps the diner focus on what they are eating, and not on the artwork, intricately folded napkins or mirrored walls they can watch themselves eat […]

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Your restaurant is really an extension of yourself. Most people don’t want to open a restaurant if they aren’t truly passionate about food and your restaurant is a direct reflection of that passion. Chances are you’ve crafted a menu around what you like to cook and eat. Whether that is classic French cuisine or fried […]

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The comfort of your patrons in your restaurant is very important, after all, if they aren’t comfortable, they won’t come back and that is never a good thing!
How to make customers feel comfortable? Comfort comes in many ways:
FOOD:
Seems like a no brainer right??? Well it is! Serving good food, exudes comfort, trust and keeps […]

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In the spirit of the holidays, I felt like switching gears a bit and talking about decorating your restaurant with holiday lights to create atmosphere, a sense of warmth and ultimate comfort.
Any restaurant owner will tell you that the atmosphere is one of the main reasons people are drawn to a certain place to eat. […]

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