Abstract only available50% of all new restaurants close their doors in the first year of business due to the inability to turn a profit. A potential method of profit maximization involves altering a menu's layout. Restaurant consultants and current literature suggest that menu-item placement directly effects item-selection frequency. A field test was conducted to study the theory. Menu-items from a local restaurant were tracked before and after a menu treatment that involved moving menu-items while keeping all other factors constant. This study will provide a better understanding of this relationship and could provide valuable information to restaurateurs.CAFNR On Campus Undergraduate Research Internshi
Providing point-of-selection nutrition information in a foodservice environment or menu labe...
It has been observed that an increasing number of food establishments do not display prices in their...
The restaurant menu is a key factor in the choice of certain dishes by the guest, and the profit of ...
Abstract only availableThe subject of this research project was to determine if the menu position of...
Traditional approaches to menu planning and menu-item selection often ignore the information, which ...
"Very small but cumulated decreases in food intake may be sufficient to have significant effects, ev...
The decision about which dishes should appear on the menu is crucial to attracting customers and max...
The restaurant menu sits at the core of a restaurant\u27s strategy. A variety of suggestions have be...
The hospitality industry has been expanding throughout the years, specifically the rise of restauran...
Can profitable menu items be placed on a computer screen where they will be selected more readily th...
When some items in a menu are selected more frequently than others, as is often the case, designers ...
A restaurant should be operated with passion but managed by profits. Thus, a successful restaurant o...
Restaurateurs seeking to maximize revenues should look carefully at how long their tables are occupi...
The objective of this study is to find out if any significant difference exists in net profitability...
This study aims at identifying the existence of menu design techniques in actual menu cards, and to ...
Providing point-of-selection nutrition information in a foodservice environment or menu labe...
It has been observed that an increasing number of food establishments do not display prices in their...
The restaurant menu is a key factor in the choice of certain dishes by the guest, and the profit of ...
Abstract only availableThe subject of this research project was to determine if the menu position of...
Traditional approaches to menu planning and menu-item selection often ignore the information, which ...
"Very small but cumulated decreases in food intake may be sufficient to have significant effects, ev...
The decision about which dishes should appear on the menu is crucial to attracting customers and max...
The restaurant menu sits at the core of a restaurant\u27s strategy. A variety of suggestions have be...
The hospitality industry has been expanding throughout the years, specifically the rise of restauran...
Can profitable menu items be placed on a computer screen where they will be selected more readily th...
When some items in a menu are selected more frequently than others, as is often the case, designers ...
A restaurant should be operated with passion but managed by profits. Thus, a successful restaurant o...
Restaurateurs seeking to maximize revenues should look carefully at how long their tables are occupi...
The objective of this study is to find out if any significant difference exists in net profitability...
This study aims at identifying the existence of menu design techniques in actual menu cards, and to ...
Providing point-of-selection nutrition information in a foodservice environment or menu labe...
It has been observed that an increasing number of food establishments do not display prices in their...
The restaurant menu is a key factor in the choice of certain dishes by the guest, and the profit of ...