According to some studies, the ambiance of a restaurant can impacts:

  • how much the diner eats
  • how much money they spend
  • how much time they spend in the restaurant. 

So, along with good food and good service, the ambiance is a determining factor of how successful your restaurant is. This is why restaurant owners look for a commercial remodeling contractor that can truly understand their needs and breathe fresh life into their restaurant.

If the ambiance of your restaurant needs sprucing up, these five easy upgrades will help you boost sales. Take a look. 

  • Change the color 

A small thing like changing the color of your restaurant can impact your business to a great extent. Changing the color is a very cost-effective way to infuse new life into your restaurant’s interiors.

If you have a small restaurant, consider light colors for walls as they give an illusion of a larger space. On the other hand, to make a large space look warm and inviting, use warm and dark tones, such as navy blue, brown, and so on. 

Moreover, you can use earthy tones to create a natural ambiance, while pastels work for a modern look.  

  • Update the furnishing

The furniture plays a major role in deciding the look and feel of the entire restaurant. If the chairs, sofas, tables, etc. of your restaurant look old, you can’t expect guests to return. 

If you find any worn-down tables, chairs or other furniture in your restaurant, take action.  You can either repurpose the old furniture or lookout for new furniture that can refresh the ambiance of your restaurant. Since furniture keeps getting updated and trends are always changing, look for furniture that can fit well with your overall restaurant look as well as bank on the current trends. Sometimes, trend-based furniture can even save you money while updating the look of your restaurant.

  1. Install good lighting 

Although some people enjoy dining in dim lights, using dim lights throughout your restaurant can make it appear dull. Similarly, having overly bright lights can make your guests uncomfortable. It is therefore important to select appropriate lighting for your restaurant. 

Discuss the lighting options with your contractor and then install lighting to create a better ambiance. Ensure that the lighting aligns with the concept of your restaurant and creates the right mood. 

Also, don’t forget to check the lighting in your kitchen. Installing bright lights in the kitchen area allows your staff to work efficiently. 

  • Upgrade the façade 

The first impression matters. so, focus on creating the best first impression on your guests. Do it by upgrading the façade of your restaurant. 

Create a façade that can attract customers. From the color to door to windows, pay attention to all of these elements and plan a remodel with a specific concept. For instance, if you are targeting kids, using bright colors like red and yellow on the façade would help. 

  • Create an outdoor space 

You don’t necessarily need to plan a large remodel to create an outdoor space for your restaurant. If you have some outdoor space, all you need is commercial awnings, light, and some green elements to create a lovely al fresco dining area. 

Conclusion 

If you are serious about remodeling your restaurant in a way that grabs a customer’s attention, go for a professional and experienced remodeling contractor like Beltway Commercial Services. Their wealth of experience directly translates into their work and their expertise comes highly recommended.

Whenever you make the final call to start your remodeling, keep these above 5 points in mind and you’ll be on your way to pull off a perfect restaurant remodel.

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