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Things to put in place before starting up a bar business
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[QUOTE="Knowlopedia, post: 321541, member: 91868"] If you're considering opening up a bar business, there are numerous things to consider before getting started. From location and permits to menu planning and staffing, the process of starting up a bar requires considerable effort and attention to detail. To ensure a successful launch of your new business venture, here are some key elements to consider before taking the plunge: 1. Research Your Market: Get an in-depth understanding of your target customer base and what they’re looking for when they come into your establishment. Who will frequent it? What kind of drinks do they prefer? How much can you charge for food or beverages? Knowing as much as possible about potential customers will help you determine how best to structure your pricing strategy, atmosphere, menu items and more. 2. Location: Make sure that the location where you plan on setting up shop is within legal zoning regulations for bars or restaurants in your area (this varies from state-to-state). It should also be easily accessible so that customers can find it with ease — think about parking availability as well as public transportation options nearby if applicable. 3 . Financing & Expenses: Understand how much money is required upfront — from liquor license fees and rent deposits to supplies like glassware — along with ongoing operational costs such as salaries/wages for staff members (bartenders/servers), utilities like electricity/water bills etc., advertising expenses etc.. Having a clear budget in place prior to opening day will help make sure nothing gets overlooked during the early stages of setup! 4 . Staffing & Recruiting : You'll likely need at least one bartender or server on duty at all times during peak hours; depending on size / capacity this may increase over time if needed! Start recruiting employees ahead of time so that everyone's trained properly prior to launch - have job descriptions handy outlining roles + expectations plus any qualifications required (serving experience preferred). 5 . Menu Planning & Bar Setup : Developing creative cocktails + food items is always fun but make sure prices are competitive with other establishments nearby - don't overprice yourself outta business! Think about which liquors + beers should be stocked behind the bar; also decide whether there'll be limited seating / tables available inside too [/QUOTE]
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