A lot of people are relying on Kitcast digital signage for restaurants since digital signs are becoming cheaper and more readily available, and Kitcast is the easiest to software to implement on digital signs. We see digital signs everywhere, from outside changing rooms in fashion shops to doctor’s clinics used as digital waiting room displays. If you are thinking about using digital signs in your restaurant, then here are three of the main benefits.
1 – They Can Promote Your Food to Customers
If digital signs can promote clothes to fashion shoppers, and cars to vehicle buyers, then why not showcase your food on digital signs. You can set your videos to apply to the sort of people you have in each room. For example, if you have a kid’s room, you can showcase kids meals. If you have digital signs near the bar, you could showcase which wines and spirits go with each of your meals.
2 – They Can Inform Your Staff
Digital signage from Rise Vision’s can be employed in every room of your restaurant. You can have them in the kitchens to show the required orders, or in the serving stations to show what is ready, and even in the back rooms to encourage your staff to save on waste. You can even set up signs that show staff which members are working when and show when working hours and holiday hours come into effect. If you are part of a larger franchise, then your staff can see offers, pension options, investment options, and so forth that your franchise offers.
3 – They Can Improve Turnaround Times
Perhaps one of the longest non-profitable processes within your restaurant are those moments when your customers cannot decide what they want. With any hopes, people are hungry when they walk in. They see your menu, but a bunch of words are not very appetizing. Yet, actually being able to see food on the screens, and perhaps being able to see it being prepared, is going to wet a lot of people’s appetites. You may get a lot of people deciding very quickly what they want. What’s more, you can focus and alter your videos depending on the specials of the day, or the foodstuffs that you are overstocked on.
Will it Alter The Tone of The Restaurant
Even very high class restaurants use digital signs. It is all about what is presented on the screens. Obviously, a very expensive restaurant is not going to run cheap beer and food combo deal offers on its signs, in the same way that a family restaurant is not going to have digital signs featuring fine bottles of brandy rotating on platforms next to a roaring fire. It is all about atmosphere, aesthetics, and suitable taste.
