Five Anaheim Restaurant Improvements

Apr 30
21:16

2012

Paul Marino

Paul Marino

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It would not surprise me if I had eaten at restaurants in just about every state in the United States. As a result of extensive travels, I have come to know what is and is not found in the average Anaheim Restaurant.

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It would not surprise me if I had eaten at restaurants in just about every state in the United States. As a result of extensive travels,Five Anaheim Restaurant Improvements Articles I have come to know what is and is not found in the average Anaheim Restaurant. There are some things you will find in these restaurants that are common and you can find them pretty much anywhere. For example, imagine for a moment that you are walking down the street and you see a restaurant that looks interesting. There are many things that can make a restaurant’s exterior appealing. Some of the more common restaurant exteriors you may see are cool signs or sometimes food displays in the window. Some chain restaurants may all have virtually identical exteriors. This can be good for a restaurant’s marketing because people will immediately recognize their brand and will want to come into the store.  I know this article is about things that I would like to see in restaurants but I just need to express my frustration about the way that modern fine dining restaurants are being named. For some reason it has become all the rage to name restaurants with short single word titles. This just irritates me.

 

            I guess one more thing I would like to see in an Anaheim Restaurant is more interesting names. Sometimes restaurants behave like people and blindly follow each other’s lead when it comes to marketing. For example, I have seen a lot of restaurants pushing a new initiative where they try to buy locally grown food and then market it on the menu by naming the farm where it was grown next to the dish. This is an initiative that I actually kind of like. In fact, I think I would like to see this happen more often in restaurants. There is something comforting about knowing that your food was grown locally. These days I am always reading about companies getting caught using weird hormones and antibiotics on their animals or genetically modifying their produce. I am certainly not an expert so I do not even know if these things are really bad or if it is just a media ploy to create sensational stories.

 

Either way, I would prefer to support local farmers than large corporations. Another thing I would like to see in restaurants is more effort on bar design. I have recently seen a number of restaurants with beautiful interior and exteriors but when I made way to the bar I found that it was completely uninteresting. Some of the Anaheim Restaurant bars have actually been downright ugly. I am not sure why restaurant owners neglect the bar when they are already spending so much time on the rest of the building. I think that these owners do not realize how aesthetically important and good bar can be even if it is not getting used people are obviously going to see the bar at some point in their dining experience and it will affect their opinion of the restaurant whether they are aware of it or not. Thanks for enjoying the second entry in this series. Please stay tuned for my next article about this topic.

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