RESTAURANT PERCEIVED WAITING TIME AND DIGITALISATION

Perceived waiting time in a restaurant refers to the subjective experience of how long customers feel they have been waiting for a table or for their food and drinks to be served. It is influenced by various factors, including the customer's expectations, their engagement during the wait, and the overall ambiance of the restaurant.

 

Digitalisation in the restaurant context refers to the process of incorporating technology solutions into various aspects of the restaurant experience, such as ordering, seating, and entertainment. It involves leveraging digital tools, such as mobile apps, virtual queue systems, and tabletop tablets, to streamline processes, enhance customer engagement, and improve overall efficiency and customer satisfaction.

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