GO Indoor

Spring 2021

USIndoor's Official Magazine is a quarterly publication, dedicated to owners, managers, program administrators and other professionals, startups and providers involved with indoor recreational sports facilities.

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SPRING2021 11 F&B PROFITS (40% + cost of goods), we have to sell too many to cover the cost of labor and goods. If it takes too long to produce and it holds up the line, throughput is terrible when you're busy! 2 Location, Location, Location! Think about your guests' entire experience of when and where they will want to eat. Would your player's parents want to cross an entire facility to get a bite while they are out on the field? Probably not. By taking into consideration where we are offering our food and beverages, we can significantly influence their buying pattern. Compared to a street front restaurant, we are providing an amenity not a necessity, and the concession location is key. 3 You Need Different Menu Items for Different Times of the Day What a guest will order from 10AM-2PM is different than what they would order from 2PM-5PM. Offer a traditional "meal menu" for lunch and a snack and/or treat menu. Keep in mind that guests are not going to dine with us for their moderation meal; offering items such as kettle corn or a signature milkshake will boost sales and appeal to their appetites. 4 Branding + Signature Items = Increase in Profits When a guest visits your facility, every moment of their time with you builds the memory of their experience, including F&B. Branding each concept and serving a unique signature item they can't get

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