EVOLVING THE RECIPE There will always be a “corner bar”. A place where everybody knows your name and offers convenience over everything else. But, with the growing popularity of craft breweries, customers are looking for more than just convenience. They are looking for an experience. One that includes a great beer selection, high quality food and a variety of events to keep them engaged. Whether you’re a brewery that’s new to the industry, or a name that has solidified their space in the market, there are options available when debating about adding food to your offering. Some may be easier to
manage and significantly lighter on the budget, while others demand a greater investment of both time and money. Running a full-time restaurant and operating a brewery both require unique, but different, skill sets. Some breweries are ready to take on that added responsibility, while others will be more comfortable partnering with those professionals that understand and can manage the risks involved. The choices are there and it’s up to you to make the decision that makes the most sense for your business, drives traffic and meets the needs of your customers.
MICHAEL GRAMINS CRAFT BREWERY AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
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