The same can be said for the restaurant business. I personally believe that the majority of businesses fail, not because of financial instability or bad products/services, but because most business owners neglect, or simply ignore the customer service aspect. This is sometimes the only thing that can seperate you from the competition across the street...
Customer service should be looked at as the lifeline of any business. Even a flailing business can gain new life if the few customers that do exist are actively involved and informed as to what goes on with the business. You'll be surprised at just how much this small detail could boost your restaurant's business into the stratosphere. Customers get involved, they talk to their friends and family, and they too get involved. Before you know it, you have given your business a since of "community".
When your restaurant business is new, you must be extra careful in making decisions that have to do with the customers. Your image should be the most important thing next to the way you handle your customers. Good news via word of mouth spreads quickly, but bad news spreads even faster. Make sure that your customer base can say nothing but good things about your restaurant.
The little things count a lot. Especially when like mentioned earlier, competition comes into play. These small things, such as asking "Is everything alright with your order", or "would you like another drink free of charge?" can seperate you from the rest of the crowd. Just look at it from their perspective. Would asking these questions make you feel more comfortable and at home?
In conclusion, just think of running your Sacramento restaurant in this manner: There was an internet marketing slogan that went something like, "Words Sell, not the fancy graphics and multimedia that you have on your site." What this means is that when a web surfer comes to your site, they will be much more compelled to buy when they see or read what they want; not because you had an up to date, fancy looking site. A simple, boring site will outsell a slow downloading, fancy site anyday. Just look at Craigslist. When your customers come to see you, remember to focus on the proven, ageless tactics of flawless customer service. Your customers will thank you for it. I promise...
Hello, how are you? Today, we are in "Sin City", otherwise known as Las Vegas. What a sight it is. We could only wish that you were here this afternoon to see how clear the sky is. It's Friday, and you can feel the energy in the air as everyone is preparing for the weekend. As always, I'm here to experience what Las Vegas has to offer when it comes to fine dining. Well, to have a little fun in the meantime too!
What better place to start than the Bellagio? They have some of the most sought after clothing in the world, wonderful shows, and great gift shops. But we were interested in seeing what the buffet had to offer. Food is one thing at the Bellagio that you won't have to pay an arm and a leg for. An outfit is another story.
A man in a blue suit walked toward me, and I asked him if he could direct me to the restaurant. He looked like an older version of Kevin Costner. Anyway, I made my way to the buffet, and thought, Sacramento needs one of these. Earlier, I'd watched a little of the Las Vegas Summer league. All the excitement caused me to work up an appetite.
There were clams, crab, shrimp...I wasn't in the mood for barbecue today. I can eat as much barbecue as my stomach can handle once I get back to Sac. I'll head straight for A Southern Komfort Cafe. For some reason, I had a taste for seafood. I ate until the button on my shirt was on the verge of popping. Then I thought, I wonder what show I'm missing right now. Is there a title fight going on at the MGM? At Bally's? Is there some famous comedian with a show lined up for later on? Only one way to find out.
Well, I enjoyed my stay at the restaurant, and since I was not about to spend $300 on a shirt and pants, my stay at the Bellagio was going to come to an end. Hope to see you back in Sacramento, where I am planning to talk about some new recipes that are going to be placed onto the Southern Komfort Cafe website. Till then!
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