The
Roadhouse of Wilmington, Vermont is well known among locals for a variety of
reasons. First of all, their food is made in house, using the very finest
ingredients possible, often times locally grown. The Roadhouse menu is
extensive, serving dishes centered on chicken, chops, steaks, seafood,
vegetables, pasta and more. In addition, the Roadhouse is known for their
gourmet soups and their house baked bread. The Roadhouse has become a local
favorite, partly because of their involvement with the community. Here are four
tips for getting locals to continue coming back to your restaurant and becoming
involved with your community.
1. Fundraisers.
If your restaurant wants to become involved in the community, there is no
better way than by helping residents of the community. In the past, The
Roadhouse has helped Wilmington,
Vermont residents raise money for
a school library. They have also hosted a fundraiser night to raise support for
Hurricane Irene victims.
2. Friday Night
Entertainment. Friday night serves as a night out for many couples and
families, since most are free from early morning activities and Fridays seem to
be a great day to eat outside of the home. By offering entertainment on
Fridays, locals have more of a reason to choose your restaurant over
competitors.
Offer special dining deals. There is nothing better than getting a great
deal on great-tasting food. At the Roadhouse
Wilmington Vermont, Vermont,
customers realize the food is great quality and cooked to order, so they are
extra motivated to eat at the restaurant if there is a special deal going on.
On Wednesday evenings, the Roadhouse offers two dinners and a bottle of wine
for only $34.95.
3. Create
restaurant staples. If you want locals to continue coming back to your
restaurant, you have to give them a reason to do so. By establishing ‘staples’
served at your restaurant (like The Roadhouse’s bread), locals have a great reason
to be sure to return.
Try these four tips for getting locals to love
your restaurant
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