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>Something tells me it'll be something like 1-5pm; not the 7am rush. 11am-6pm seem to be peak hours for cafes near me - and google data confirms this. Why woul
by KptMarchewa 4y ago
>Something tells me it'll be something like 1-5pm; not the 7am rush.
11am-6pm seem to be peak hours for cafes near me - and google data confirms this. Why would 7am be peak time there?
- handsclean 4y agoI believe Google’s data would reflect number of people hanging out inside more than number of customers passing through, since a customer that stays 10x as long has 10x the impact on average number of people inside the building. 11-6 sounds right for times the seating area is most full, but I’d imagine the biggest rush of in-and-out customers is just before work hours. Fortunately, there’s a Starbucks near me that I happen to know has had its lobby closed for a year or two due to a high crime rate, and Google’s data for it does indeed show a strong peak from 7 to 10.
- Talanes 4y agoFriendly neighborhood barista here: actual sales numbers have always shown a peak somewhere between 7-10. If might appear busier later in the day, but that's more likely a function of having less staff for afternoons.