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Butcher Shop History
The Butcher Shop

The Butcher Shop is a restaurant and a bakery all in one and the food is delicious in my opinion. The butcher shop is a great place to enjoy a nice meal with your family and friends and still have some room for dessert. The products that the butcher shop sells to people are, for example: Hamburgers, French Fries, Sodas, Steak, Pork Chops, Ham, Turkey, Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Donuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Hash Browns, Pancakes, Waffles, Rolls, Muffins, Biscuits, etc.) My idea of the products that they sell is that they get new desserts and foods that they don’t have at the butcher shop now like if they added an ice cream machine or frozen yogurt machine in the restaurant or they can add new cakes, pies, cookies, and meats that they …show more content…
My idea of the prices in the Butcher Shop is to lower them because some of the prices now are too high and that is making the people want it less, but if we lower the prices of the products than more people would buy that product that used to be high instead of avoiding it.
The promotional ideas for this company is by email and on Facebook. My idea for the Butcher Shop is that on Facebook, we will have a contest for the customers that says that if they can make a brand new item that is not at the Butcher Shop now, then they can bring it to us and let us see how it tastes and the one who brings the best dish will have their item added to the menu and 2 free meal tickets that are available all week. My next idea is to email customers about a baking contest that will be held at the Butcher Shop which says that if you like to make desserts and you think you can do it better, then at the butcher shop we will have a baking contest to see how well you can bake desserts, and the one who bakes the best dessert gets to have a set of coupons for free desserts for one
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