2cat_lady
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I say supper because down here, lunch is referred to as dinner.
We are strictly breakfast because when we're busy, it's all I can do to get my rooms changed over for checkin that I could never entertain the thought of offering another meal. But, we are VERY quiet in our cold weather months. Plus the fact, there isn't a lot of choice in my area for restaurants and some of those close early. It seems everyone would rather hibernate than go out. What if I offered a choice of three meals to my guests? DH and I thought that I could email a selection and request they make their choice at least 24 hours ahead of checkin so in that way, I'd make sure I wasn't scrambling for ingredients last minute. I just hate recommending a place for them to eat when one place is hit or miss, one is a roadhouse and one is a 15 minute drive that in the wintertime could be a little treacherous. That or recommend another B&B in the area that does evening meals. Then I'd make them ask themselves why they never stayed there in the first place. I wouldn't open this up to non-guests (since my license is only for meals to guests) and I'd only offer it during my slow time.
Any comments, thoughts or suggestions? What do you do???
We are strictly breakfast because when we're busy, it's all I can do to get my rooms changed over for checkin that I could never entertain the thought of offering another meal. But, we are VERY quiet in our cold weather months. Plus the fact, there isn't a lot of choice in my area for restaurants and some of those close early. It seems everyone would rather hibernate than go out. What if I offered a choice of three meals to my guests? DH and I thought that I could email a selection and request they make their choice at least 24 hours ahead of checkin so in that way, I'd make sure I wasn't scrambling for ingredients last minute. I just hate recommending a place for them to eat when one place is hit or miss, one is a roadhouse and one is a 15 minute drive that in the wintertime could be a little treacherous. That or recommend another B&B in the area that does evening meals. Then I'd make them ask themselves why they never stayed there in the first place. I wouldn't open this up to non-guests (since my license is only for meals to guests) and I'd only offer it during my slow time.
Any comments, thoughts or suggestions? What do you do???