We have some questions you should answer before committing to the change. Read how to do that in our blog.
It should go without saying that no one should throw money at something they don’t enjoy, especially bars. Though most people tend to think bars practically pay for themselves, that’s just wishful thinking.
Bars take an insane amount of work.
Everyone loves bar games. Especially when they’re not just your typical beer pong. Originals are fine but adding a twist to them is the way to go.
You don’t have to reinvent the wheel.
This is one of those low-risk high-rewards types of deals. Everyone loves Cards Against Humanity, they really aren’t that expensive, and you don’t have to worry about any aspect of this game ruining any part of your bar.
You could host a special Cards Against Humanity night or just have a deck on hand at any time.
If you’re selling the exact same thing every bar in town is selling, you won’t be exclusive even if you try. The menu needs to be different, interesting and unique.
Think about the kinds of crowds you want to attract, what they usually like and how you can give them the value they want.
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So yes, the lifestyle. Your patrons will not be the only ones staying up until the wee hours of the morning. You’ll also need to be on call. That’s not a bad thing if you’re naturally a night owl, but here comes the really bad news, you’ll also need to be available the next morning when your providers call you at 10 a.m.
Owning an exclusive pub can boost your ego as a business person, but you have to really think whether all that effort is actually worth it. If you’re located in a place where the public doesn’t covet exclusivity at all, you might run into a big problem when trying to attract clientele.
