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Garden lights are the new summer cash generator
Footfall at garden centres through August is best for three years
GIMA warn members of latest garden product scam
Garden centre weddings. Your next event?
Summer gardening hits all time high
HTA looks for ideas on apprenticeships
Proposed closure of Lancashire garden centre angers residents
The train arriving at Euston's new garden platform
Weeds for sale...and they're proving popular
Grass is greener at Harrogate Flower Show
Aster is the star of September
Looking for solutions to cafe queing problems?
Invite to the Besp-Oak Autumn Show for GTN Xtra Readers
HTA Garden Futures 2013 means business
Glee catalogue produced by Garden Trade News is the one that matters...it's Official!
Grow Your Own steady at 10% up
Host a garden party to help raise funds for Greenfingers
New Year Planning Bonus from GTN - Offer closes at end of August
Under 35s are the biggest spenders
Writtle College governor takes on a challenge with a difference
Great Taste Deli opens at Speciality & Fine Food Fair
Furniture and BBQs fly off GCA garden centres’ shelves
GTN Bestsellers - garden centre sales data every week
Bestsellers Top 50 charts every week
 
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Looking for solutions to cafe queing problems?



Leading catering consultants Catering Design Group have come up with valuable advice to help garden centres resolve the knotty problem of restaurant queues.

They say the first thing to think about is customer flow.

  • To manage traffic around the main counter areas and till points, consider pick-up points for coffee and call to order items or remote location of condiment stations
  • Create defined routes from entry to payment and seating areas to avoid customer confusion and crossover with staff
  • To manage the queuing process – position display and retail points along the route with opportunities for impulse buying and cross-selling
  • Consider the decision-making process – display menus ahead of the servery to avoid hold-ups
  • Think about display styles - multi-tiers for quick and easy selection of grab ‘n’ go items or chefs’ tables which keep customers moving as they choose 




Contact the Catering Design Group at: info@cateringdesign.co.uk

http://www.cateringdesign.co.uk/ 

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