...Chestnut Street is the commercial hub of the Marina District. Causwell’s is a spot-on stop for lunch after a morning exploring the Palace of Fine Arts. This beautiful San Francisco landmark is just a short walk to a memorable burger. Umami Burger, Union Street In Cow Hollow on Union and Fillmore, Umami Burger gives you a wide selection of burgers, eleven in all. Try an American style burger, bbq burger, truffle burger or an Ahi tuna burger, turkey burger, even a black bean burger and several other varieties. All Umami’s beef is ground in-house. In fact, everything you eat is made in-house. The buns, condiments, pickles, everything. The freshness and quality is obvious in the burgers and accompaniments. Salads and four types of French fries plus onion rings are irresistible, but don’t pass up the Pickle Plate, a seasonal variety of house pickled veggies that add the perfect tang to your meal. Local craft beer on tap and bottle, wine and soft drinks round out the beverage menu. Umami Burger is an ideal Union Street shopping respite or a great place to meet friends for a meal. Inside table and bar seating is offered. At 2184 Union Street, San Francisco in Cow Hollow/Marina there is a burger you must try...
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...6 approaches to enhance a Plenty of people choose a vacation in India and in addition sooner or later they find themselves in Dui. The weather is magnificent, the coastlines are great with swaying palm trees & gentle breezes. Place You Must Not Miss In Goa In addition to the beaches, Dui is also popular for the diverse cuisines available here. Whatever you prefer, be it cheeseburger or Italian meals or even a simple burger, there are lots of restaurants for you to decide from. By far the most popular bistros are the ones which serve local Goan delicacies. My family and I usually make a trip to Goa every year. This year we discovered an amazing coffee shop - Wok and Roll. Do not let the name fool you, it serves, perhaps, the best south east Asian food in Asia. It's near the Taj Village in Vagator. They have a well stocked bar & the snacks are particularly good. The staff is friendly and in addition helpful with suggestion. Do look it up the next occasion you are in Kerala. A truly special experience is the Samson Treehouse Café; what make it really special is that the cafe is built on hardwood tree. Located in the Vagator area, the simple bamboo & thatched roof lets the sun illuminates the place. The specialty of the house is their cheese ham burger, but you can also taste some of their sandwich's as well. Once you are done with your lunch, the pancakes are a must. Make sure you get there early, as this is a very popular place and it tends to get full very fast. The moment you...
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...officer of the brand consultancy BrandAsian, says: 'The new generation of leaders at these companies need to understand the role that a brand has played in the success of the business.' Dr Prem Shamdasani, 50, associate professor of marketing at the National University of Singapore Business School, adds: 'The new leadership needs to constantly validate the relevance of the brand to the market and customers, and make changes to update it while reinforcing its unique heritage so that it remains fresh, exciting and sustainable.' Restaurants such as Han's and Muthu's Curry, for example, have revitalised their brand and won praise among diners. Fashion sales manager Pat Lim, 53, a customer of Han's for 30 years, says: 'The new design of the shop is welcoming and cosy. The menu has also expanded so much that I eat there at least three times a week without getting bored of the food. 'And now that it has opened 24-hour restaurants in Upper Thomson Road and Holland Drive, I have been able to pop in for a late-night snack.' Mr Lim Yen Hui, 39, owner of a graphic...
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...The Alamo The 300-year-old Mission San Antonio de Valero was the site of a pinnacle battle during the Texas Revolution in March of 1836. Here, 189 Texas defenders held off Mexican General Santa Anna's 4,000 soldiers for thirteen days. Mission San Antonio de Valero (the Alamo) was established in 1718 as the city's first mission. On the east side of Alamo Plaza is the famous spot in Texas where 189 defenders fell on March 6, 1836, after repeated attacks by Mexican General Santa Anna's army which sealed it in lexicon of U.S. history. More than 2.5 million people a year visit the 4.2 acre complex known worldwide as "The Alamo." Most come to see theold mission where a small band of Texans held out for thirteen days against the Centralist army of General Antonio López de Santa Anna. Although the Alamo fell in the early morning hours of March 6, 1836, the death of the Alamo Defenders has come to symbolize courage and sacrifice for the cause of Liberty. The memories of James Bowie, David Crockett, and William B. Travis are as powerful today as when the Texan Army under Sam Houston shouted "Remember the Alamo!" as it routed Santa Anna at the battle of San Jacinto on April 21, 1836. The Alamo has been managed by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas since 1905. Located on Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio, Texas, the Alamo represents nearly 300 years of history. Three buildings - the Shrine, Long Barrack Museum and Gift Museum - house exhibits on the Texas Revolution and Texas History...
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...through downtown Hartford, a neighborhood hopping with trendy nightclubs and restaurants. The urban landscape altered as the car ambled through the city’s college district. The University of Hartford and Trinity College campuses were quiet - only a handful of summer school students co-mingled in coffee shops and open-air bistros, sipping iced lattes in the still-baking heat of the evening. A chill of excitement tickled the nape of William’s neck as the car rolled into the city’s red light district. Two fluorescent green crosses glowed in the night, marking the border of Hartford’s red light district. The green crosses hovered over a storefront where marijuana was sold legally in increments of two ounces or less. William stared through the window at customers sniffing various strains of marijuana in glass Mason jars. Next to the marijuana storefronts were coffee shops and lounges where customers could rent hookahs or puff on hashish cigarettes over a cappuccino or a glass of wine. The Town Car rolled past several men dressed in crisp, cotton summer suits. The men looked like brokers on Wall Street just getting off work. The men mingled with customers ambling to and from the coffee shops and lounges. William watched a customer stop and casually pull two, twenty-dollar bills from his wallet. The customer handed the cash to one of the men in a summer suit. The well-dressed man reached into the inside pocket of his suit jacket and handed over a small baggie filled with white powder. “That...
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...Abstract Neptune Gourmet Seafood is facing a problem with oversupply for existing demand. It can either decrease supply to match demand or increase demand to match supply. I recommend the latter. I further recommend the way to increase demand is for Neptune to increase its marketing efforts in its existing markets and to penetrate other markets it currently is not in. The Competitive Environment Neptune is a 40-year-old, $820,000,000 company, specializing in quality shell and non-shell seafood in a $20 million industry. It is North America¡¦s third-largest seafood producer, but that designation is misleading, because its revenues account for only 4.1% of the total market. As such it is but one of many firms operating in the seafood processing industry, one whose market structure could be termed monopolistic competition. The industry is not limited to North American firms such as Neptune, but also includes companies from China, Peru, Chile, and Japan, competition from which has pushed Neptune to upgrade its fishing fleet and which also has helped shrink the company¡¦s margins by 10%.. Neptune markets to the high end of the market, differentiating itself from the competition by its quality, selling its high-end brand at 25-30% above the rest of the market. Their years of ex perience coupled with the company¡¦s value development pose a threat to any new firm trying to enter the market. It is the only member company of the U.S. Association of Seafood Processors and Distributors...
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...Internet Café’s now available in the Shreveport-Bossier area are only open for twelve hours each day, and only service areas near two of the major colleges. There is a need for additional Internet Café’s to service areas near the other three major colleges and to service customers (both college students and professionals) during early morning and late night hours. While there are numerous fast-food places and motels/hotels that offer free internet with food or room purchase for those with their own laptops, they do not offer all of the other services and conveniences that will be offered by The Connection. According to the most recent figures for NAICS 7222135 Coffee Shops, the national average yearly sales is approximately $533,973 per shop, and the annual payroll (for an average of 11 employees) is $137,105 per shop. (Economic Census, 2010) The Federal minimum wage (total cash and tips) for employees is $7.25 per hour. The minimum cash wage...
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...TYPES OF SERVICES PREFERENCES BY CUSTOMERS IN SELECTED RESTAURANT A Thesis Proposal presented to the faculty of the College International Hospitality Management University of Perpetual Help System DALTA in partial fulfillment of the requirements in Research 1 for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management John Emmanuel Cauilan Krystlelyn Cruz Jhon Salvador De Luna Gabriel Magana Mikhail Mananquil February 2012 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM The Study will be conducted in order to determine the type of service preference by customers in selected restaurant. Specifically, it aims to answer the following questions: 1. What are the Different types of Services 2. What are the preferred types of services of the customers 3. What are the benefits of the customer in knowing the different types of services 4. What types of services is suitable to the age of customer 5. Is the Economic status of a customer affects the types of service they wanted INTRODUCTION Restaurants fall into several industry classification based upon menu style, preparation methods and pricing. Additionally, how the food is served to the customer helps to determine the classification. Historically, restaurant referred only to places that provided tables where one sat down to eat the meal, typically served by a waiter. Following the rise of fast food and take-out restaurants, a retronym for the older...
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...1950s are invariably depressing (Akhtar & Humphries, 2001; Marr, 2007; Kynaston 2008; Sandbrook, 2006ab; Tarrant, 1990; White, 2008)[iii]. The word that tends to sum up these accounts is ‘grey’. Cyril Connolly, the writer and critic wrote in 1947 after the worst winter since records began followed by the worst flooding, that the British people had been reduced to ‘a neuter class …with [ ] drab clothes … - a careworn people … in their shabby raincoats, under a sky permanently dull and lowering like a metal dish-cover.’ (Gardiner, 1999:35)[iv] SLIDE: London in the smog 1953 Even London was described as ‘‘scarred and dingy’ a vision of ‘rubble, greyness, smog, poverty’’ (Sandbrook, 2006a:105)[v] with its ‘drab empty pubs and miserable tea shops, the endless drizzle and tired threadbare hotels … worn down by austerity … damp and dark, the city was a symbol of exhaustion and decline’ (Sandbrook, 2006b: 239-40). If Britain appeared as if in the...
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...1950s are invariably depressing (Akhtar & Humphries, 2001; Marr, 2007; Kynaston 2008; Sandbrook, 2006ab; Tarrant, 1990; White, 2008)[iii]. The word that tends to sum up these accounts is ‘grey’. Cyril Connolly, the writer and critic wrote in 1947 after the worst winter since records began followed by the worst flooding, that the British people had been reduced to ‘a neuter class …with [ ] drab clothes … - a careworn people … in their shabby raincoats, under a sky permanently dull and lowering like a metal dish-cover.’ (Gardiner, 1999:35)[iv] SLIDE: London in the smog 1953 Even London was described as ‘‘scarred and dingy’ a vision of ‘rubble, greyness, smog, poverty’’ (Sandbrook, 2006a:105)[v] with its ‘drab empty pubs and miserable tea shops, the endless drizzle and tired threadbare hotels … worn down by austerity … damp and dark, the city was a symbol of exhaustion and decline’ (Sandbrook, 2006b: 239-40). If Britain appeared as if in the...
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...RETAIL PLAN ROBINSONS MAGNOLIA A Final Paper Presented to the Marketing Department De La Salle University In partial fulfillment Of the course requirements .in MARKRET. Del Carmen, Michelle Felizardo, Miguel Moynihan, Danny Tan, Miya Yatco, Jethro August 28, 2013 A. Assessment of the Mall Retail Audit by Classification *See Appendix A Target Market Description This mall caters to a demographic of young professionals with an age ranging from 23-30 both male and female genders either single or newlyweds in the B and C socioeconomic classes. they are the dominant demographic that the mall caters to this is reinforced by the abundance of the available condominiums within the area making the mall and the area around it a mixed use development. this ensures the inevitability of the residents of these condos, which will most likely be yuppies due to the “condo living” nature of these residences, will definitely buy from nowhere else but robinsons magnolia since it is just simply convenient to do so. Although the mall is situated in an area with quite a number of educational establishments such as LSGH and it gets a lot of visits from students that are in the area it is really still the yuppies that bring in the most business since they are the ones that have the most purchasing power. any revenue produced from the students is usually either on impulse such as an after final exam binge or the fact that it is really just the nearest place to make a purchase so the mall also leverages...
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...Marketing Management Study Program : Management Assignment Title : Group Project Group Members : Anton Kokabri Caroline Natalia Chandra Leonardi Sutopo Selly Sherly Warren Class : Prince Edward Island Lecturer : Sir Hendra Submission Date : 13 November 2009 Business Marketing Plan Executive Summary Overview T-Quila is an upscale clothing shop that will open in July next year. T-Quila, which means "Tequila" or "kind of wine”, defines the shop and its essence of inclusion. We choose the name to suppose that our products will make the customers to be addicted to our products and keep on buying them. T-Quila's clothing selections are couple T-shirt, Family T-shirt, Siblings T-Shirt, Female Tees and D.I.Y T-shirt that will satisfy Medan people’s demand in a unique and well-designed T-Shirt. T-Quila is a group-owned business currently organized as a Partnership. Clothing for Everyone T-Quila will provide T-Shirt that is wearable in any kind of occasions and stretch in the special design. T-shirt is never out-of-date while other fashion stuff is not up-to-date anymore. From century to century, T-shirt has always been the most favorable items to wear by most people. In addition to that, we provide T-shirt with unique design and in various types. T-Quila’s customer is people who want to be stylish with a minimum budget and become the one who is in the middle of the spotlight. They enjoy the T-shirt fashions and want a place where they can go...
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...EA TOOLS & MATERIALS END USER LICENSE Electronic Arts Inc, and its subsidiaries, affiliates and licensors (collectively, “EA”) grants you a non- transferable non-exclusive license to download and/or install and use one copy of the software tool (“Tool”) and/or materials (“Materials”) (collectively the “Tools & Materials”) solely for your personal noncommercial use in connection with EA’s products, in accordance with the terms below. EA owns all of the rights, title and interest in the Tools & Materials. You may not alter any of EA’s trademarks or logos, or alter or remove any of EA’s trademark or copyright notices included in or with the Tools & Materials or EA’s products. Your right to use Tools & Materials is limited to the license grant above, and you may not otherwise copy, display, distribute, perform, publish, modify, create works from, or use any of the Tools & Materials. Without limiting the preceding sentence, you may not modify, reverse engineer, disassemble, license, transfer, distribute, create works from, or sell the Tool, or use the Tools & Materials to further any commercial purpose. Without limiting the foregoing, you may not use the Tools & Materials to promote another product or business, or on any site that operates or promotes a server emulator. You may include materials created with the Tools & Materials on your personal noncommercial website for the noncommercial benefit of the fan community for EA’s products and provided that if you do so, you must also...
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...1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Company Brief History Ben & Jerry’s (B&J) Ice Cream first started in 1978, where their very first scoop shop opened in a renovated gas station in Burlington, Vermont. It was founded by two friends, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, who started the business out of their passion for eating. It has slowly expanded its scoop shops to other states and started distributing its ice-creams in pints. In 1988, B&J introduced its 3-part mission statement which shows their desire and dedication to being socially and environmentally responsible in running its business. B&J also produces its ice-creams from fresh Vermont milk and cream. With its funky and interesting themes and its high quality ice-cream at affordable prices, it quickly gained popularity and have succeeded in expanding internationally, including countries like Singapore. 1.2 Mission Statement B&J’s mission statement is made up of 3 components; social, product and economic mission.[pic] Figure 1.2a: Ben & Jerry’s Mission Statement The factor that sets B&J apart from its competitors is its strong emphasize on its social mission. It did not just make an empty claim but has delivered its social mission through its development of a more recyclable packaging and entering a partnership with Nature Energy which provides clean energy alternatives. 1.3 Company Business Portfolio [pic] Figure 1.3a: Ben & Jerry’s Business Portfolio B&J is in a highly...
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