Pointers to good restaurant (not the obvious - food):
Roof: Depending on how upscale you really want, you need to adjust your roof heights accordingly.
Lightings: It needs to be warm, preferably on the brighter side. Everything looks better with good lighting.
Decibel level: Make sure it’s not as noisy as a fish market. However a few customers get turned off if they feel they are restricted from talking a little freely, so you got to try and set the environment accordingly.
Space: Give ample space between tables. I know I am curious, but I don’t like sharing my fried dumpling with my neighbor.
An attentive host: Make sure there’s always and eye watching on every table. Keep asking on every table every few intervals. Any customer who you feel is looking for some assistant shouldn’t wait on you to complete your heroes’ season finale.
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2 comments:
Kumar, Arun A [1:56 PM]:
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Kumar, Arun A [1:56 PM]:
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When one gets such a "skenti" dhamki.. how can one ignore... this comment is without even reading what he has written... but.. will post one soon as soon as i read it.. :). Hope this is of the same league as the "Yellow Scarf"
Music: Good upbeat music! aah - that's what makes a restaurant truly come alive. And not just the speaker system/cd-player stuff... but live music. Even better if the musicians can go to individual tables - so if its someone's birthday etc., they can rock his table specially.
Yes, I would say music is an important addition to your restaurant.
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