Make the profitable choice easier to see.
Placement, descriptions, photos, pairings, and simple names can guide attention without feeling pushy.
Read menu guideMake the better order feel worth it.
Real examples of menus, bundles, occasions, and prompts that help guests choose more without making the business feel pushy.
Make the visit feel worth the bigger order.
Bigger checks work when the guest sees the occasion, the upgrade, or the experience as worth choosing.
Read value guideUse helpful prompts, not pressure.
Make the next best order visible at the moment guests are already deciding.
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