Customer Loyalty Strategies for Restaurants
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Breadcrumb Trail: Restaurant Industry News from Breadcrumb iPad Point of Sale
Bringing new customers in is always top of mind for restaurant owners, however, building a loyal customer base can be more profitable and cheaper in the long run. There are many tools out there to help grow customer loyalty but, often times, being present and a familiar face can be the most effective. How great does it make you feel when you walk into a restaurant or bar where everyone knows you and your tastes?
There are many ways to ensure you’re making an impact on your customers, including becoming the face of the restaurant and taking action on customer feedback. Read more for tips on customer retention strategies >>
Lunch at Ping Pong
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Dinner at the Westbourne
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Dinner at Nobu
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This Restaurant kept getting awful reviews, then they discovered something mind blowing…
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People Kept Complaining This Restaurant Sucked, Look What They Found Out…
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Indian Restaurant Revolution
When we are happy, or there is some celebration time we straight forward move to restaurants…isn’t it true? Birthday party…headed to restaurant; India won Match… headed to restaurant…treat to chaps… headed to restaurant! That is how restaurants affect our life. In some part of Singapore and Thailand apartments do not even include a basic cooking facility, so obvious restaurants and eateries are integral part of their life.
India is also not exception, now one can find restaurants in every nook and corner of their street. The market size of India’s restaurant sector is Rs. 247,680 Crore that is 24 times bigger than Bollywood and it’s projected to grow Rs. 408,040 Crore by 2018. Even, during the recession it was shock proof industry.
According to a survey around 61% in the age group of 14-17 years eat out at least once in a week. The main challenge is that 70% of this industry is unorganized that deprive it from major benefits. The next big challenge is that the industry is overtaxed over licensed that are hampering its growth.
The FHRAI the apex body of the Indian hospitality industry that represents over 4100 members, including hotels, restaurants is taking cognizance of these problems and planning to put forward to the government.