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Most restaurants aren’t just selling food. They’re selling the experience.
by IAmGraydon 7y ago
Most restaurants aren’t just selling food. They’re selling the experience.
- Waterluvian 7y agoYeah. But that's not really the core concept. That's an add on. The core concept still competes with "anybody can make a version of that doner at home" so if you want everyone to rethink the value of the experience up to $15 a pita, it's just going to drive more people to eat out less. I appreciate that there's more to a restaurant than the literal food on the plate. But I think it's what oversold that ambience drives such a premium.
- tehlike 7y agoMost neighborhood restaurants aren't really selling the experience. To be honest, I only go because taste is good, and I don't want to invite people over.