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And how do you decide which sandwich shop to go to when you want a sandwich? You've just answered the question "how does a sandwich shop differentiate itself?"

• dheera 7y ago
  In my case, usually whichever one is closest. If I want good food I wouldn't be going for a sandwich. Even in the case of good food, it's usually the closest one that meets a certain bar. You could serve identical food as a distant, good restaurant and I would go to yours if you were closer. You don't need to differentiate, especially if you are serving a standard, authentic rendition of some ethnic dish.
• perl4ever 7y ago
  Generally speaking, I would say the quality of the bread or the cookies. But I don't really go looking for a generic sandwich (like a ham or turkey sub) most of the time. Instead, I go to a place that might be good, find one thing that they do well, that probably doesn't have a direct competitor, and order it over and over again until I'm tired of it. Or alternate with whatever another place does best. It's my belief that almost all worthwhile restaurants only have one or two things that they do particularly well, so having a huge menu is a negative.
• zaphirplane 7y ago
  I don’t think the answer is constant. Taste, value for money, what I feel like, distance, change and my feelings about healthy eating that day. The shop can influence taste, value for money and change by specials