John Foley writes what restaurant owners think about Valentine’s Day: cash flow. But that’s not what customers are thinking.
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Actually customers are hoping. Hoping that the restaurant they choose gets it right. Hoping that their server will actually spend time with them. And hoping it will be a romantic evening worthy of Valentine’s Day. So my plea to restaurant owners is to not think like a restaurant owner. Think like the customer. I’ve written about this before. Here’s my advice from a couple of classic articles
Restaurants Miss The Point of Valentine’s Day – What customers want and how you can give it to them on Valentine’s Day.
How to Become the Most Popular Restaurant in Town – The real reason people choose a restaurant as their favorite.
Won’t you be my Valentine’s Day Restaurant?
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