What’s the difference between a fast food restaurant and a fine dining restaurant? Why do you think someone will pay $100+ a plate when they could get similar food for $20? You might say, it’s the food and you’d be partially right. More than anything, it’s about the experience. When you go into most fast food places, they’re not the cleanest. The clientele there is not elite. They’re there mostly for a quick meal and that’s it. In comparison to a 5 star restaurant, the food and how it’s packaged is subpar.
In a 5 start restaurant, as you roll in there’s a valet there to park your car for you. When you walk in the door, they check your reservation and then escort you to your seats. The place is clean. Dang nice. Every meal that’s brought out is an experience in itself. You get:
- The appetizers
- The salad
- The main course dinner prepared to delight every sense
- The dessert to die for
- Then the fine drinks to wash it all down
It’s all incredible. It’s like you’re in heaven. Of course, the food needs to be great but even better than food is the experience. Here’s my question to you. Are you providing the experience in your business? Or, are you just feeding people? Are you Taco Bell? Or, Per Say? What’s Per Say, you say? It’s a fine restaurant in NYC. A night on the town there will set you back around $310 a plate.
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Let me know if I can help you out. I’m at your service. Just don’t ask me to park your car. I could be your profit valet though.
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