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"I think the easiest win would be designating between sit down and take out customers. Sit down customers could be given porcelain or some other washable contai
by ClassyJacket 7y ago
"I think the easiest win would be designating between sit down and take out customers. Sit down customers could be given porcelain or some other washable container."
Interesting, what country are you from that doesn't do this? I can't think of a coffee place I've been to that doesn't, in Australia and Europe. Even McDonald's has porcelain cups for sit down customers.
- zeta0134 7y agoAt least in all the Starbucks shops I've visited in the United States so far, the common practice is for all coffee to be served in to-go containers. There's no eating in distinction, and while the shops sell (and accept) reusable cups, that isn't the default. If you eat in, and don't bring your own cup, you're served coffee in a disposable container.
- TheTrotters 7y agoYes, that’s very often the case in Europe (sometimes there’s no choice at train stations and airports) but I haven’t seen that in US.