Crappy Music in Tiki Bars/Restaurants - General Tiki

S StolenIdols Tiki Centralite Joined: Apr 06, 2014 Posts: 27	S StolenIdols Posted posted on Thu, Mar 30, 2023 9:48 AM Yup. It absolutely doesn't matter if you run a dive bar, or any other non-themed bar. If that's the kind of bars the owners want to have, then why not open one of those instead of spending a shit-ton on money on tiki decor and those $%#@& complicated tiki cocktails? I guarantee the profit margin's higher on a shot and a beer--especially if don't need a specialized, competent bartender to pour them. The old excuse "we need to keep the music upbeat" is a canard and a clear sign they don't give a crap. I go on a bit of a rant about this in an upcoming Moment of Tiki episode." Any kind of a themed bar or restaurant should, IMO, provide an immersive experience. [ Edited by StolenIdols on 2023-03-31 06:40:40 ] [ Edited by StolenIdols on 2023-03-31 06:40:56 ]

Yup. It absolutely doesn't matter if you run a dive bar, or any other non-themed bar. If that's the kind of bars the owners want to have, then why not open one of those instead of spending a shit-ton on money on tiki decor and those $%#@& complicated tiki cocktails? I guarantee the profit margin's higher on a shot and a beer--especially if don't need a specialized, competent bartender to pour them.

The old excuse "we need to keep the music upbeat" is a canard and a clear sign they don't give a crap. I go on a bit of a rant about this in an upcoming Moment of Tiki episode."

Any kind of a themed bar or restaurant should, IMO, provide an immersive experience.

[ Edited by StolenIdols on 2023-03-31 06:40:40 ]

[ Edited by StolenIdols on 2023-03-31 06:40:56 ]

Post #808633 by StolenIdols on Thu, Mar 30, 2023 9:48 AM