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??Dogs Can’t Colour In… So What Else Can They Do in Restaurants??? We’ve all seen it—humans lost in conversation, enjoying a meal, and then there’s the dog... staring into space, or worse, drooling over the food. ?? Let’s face it: dogs can’t colour in! ???? But what if they didn’t have to just sit there looking bored? ?? Restaurant Owners – Here’s the kicker: keeping dogs entertained while their owners dine doesn’t just improve the experience; it boosts your bottom line! ?? Longer visits, more food and drink orders, and happier customers who rave about the dog-friendly vibe. Here’s what you can do: - Offer chew-friendly treats to keep those jaws busy - Provide interactive toys or puzzles to hold their attention - Introduce a dog menu—because why should humans have all the fun? ?? The Benefits: - Relaxed dogs = relaxed diners - Extended visits = more orders - Happy customers who come back with their furry friends again and again If you’re ready to take your restaurant to the next level and make it the go-to place for dog lovers, let’s chat! At Dewkes, we’ve got the perfect solutions to keep tails wagging and your profits growing. ???? Message us today and let’s make your venue pawsome! #DogFriendlyDining #HappyDogsHappyDiners #BoostRevenue #Dewkes #PetProducts #RestaurantSuccess #PawfectExperience

If you think your venue is obviously dog-friendly, think again. I know a pub called the Dog and Duck that doesn't allow dogs. And believe me, no dog parent likes going somewhere assuming it’s dog-friendly. It’s like going to a steakhouse and assuming they have vegetarian options. The issue also extends to staff. Sometimes, they don’t know whether dogs are allowed. Remember when that popular pizza chain didn't allow a service dog? Or, you might have a bar area where dogs are welcome, but you don’t want to promote it because people might assume dogs are allowed throughout the entire venue. I spend so much time searching websites to see if they mention being dog-friendly or calling the venue... How old school! Who calls these days? And if I had left it to my non-dog-owning friends, I wouldn’t have taken Lola anywhere! So, make it clear that you’re dog-friendly. I may have a tip for you — join WagIt. We make it easy for you and your dog-owning customers. PS - I just googled to see if BrewDog in New York was dog-friendly since not many places are, and was pleasantly surprised. They’re sticking to their promise! #hospitality #restaurant #dogfriendly

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#FunFoodFactFriday On June 14, 1892, Nathan Handwerker was born.?He was the founder of a small hot dog stand that became Nathan’s Famous. Handwerker immigrated to the United States from Poland with his family in 1912.?One of his first jobs was slicing bread rolls for a restaurant in Coney Island. ??The restaurant, Feltman’s, served hot dogs for 10 cents each. Legend has it that two of the singing waiters at Feltman’s, Eddie Cantor and Jimmy Durante, talked Handwerker into opening a competing hot dog stand at 5 cents a frank. In 1916, Handwerker started a small stand with $300 in savings.?His wife, Ida, created the hot dog recipe using her grandmother’s secret spice recipe. People initially were skeptical of the cheaper hot dogs, but Handwerker had an idea to fix that.?He invited workers from the nearby Coney Island Hospital to eat for free as long as they wore their hospital uniforms to do so.?The ploy worked.?People perceived the new food as “healthy” when they saw healthcare workers eating them, and the business took off. The original Nathan’s Famous still stands at the corner of Surf and Stillwell Avenues in Coney Island and is open 365 days per year.?The company now grosses over $100 million annually. Other Fun Facts: *** Handwerker termed his all-beef dogs “Kosher style” because they weren’t made from pork or other meats.?However, the meat wasn’t technically rabbi-supervised Kosher. *** One of Nathan’s biggest promotions is their 4th of July hot dog eating contest, which began in 1972.?It happens every year at the original Nathan’s Famous in Coney Island, and is even televised by ESPN. *** In 2017, Nathan’s Famous officially became the hot dog brand of Major League Baseball – the first time the MLB had named an official hot dog sponsor. #foodmanufacturing #cpgindustry #forhireresults #nowyouknow

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?? ?? Does your furry friend turn into a picky eater out of the blue? Meet Willow, the picky eater dachshund! Join us on The Willow Report as we navigate through Willow's food adventures. Share your tips in the comments below! ?? #PickyEaterWillow #TheWillowReport

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Not sure why, but I woke up thinking about hot dogs. I mean, imagine you want a hamburger. In addition to the pervasiveness of McDonald’s, you have dozens of national chain choices (I.e. Burger King, Wendy’s, etc.), regional fan favourites (I.e In & Out, Whataburger, Shake Shack) and lots of local ma and pa burger stands. Same is true if you want to grab a sandwich. There are dozens of national, regional, and small shop choices, such as Subway, Jersey Mikes, Jimmy Johns, Panera Bread, and many more. Same is true with pizza. But, what if you want a hot dog? You really only have one regional fast food option, Wienerschnitzel. Oddly, Costco sells a lot of hotdogs, and hot dogs abound at every stadium. Very few burger joints, like Sonic, also sell hotdogs. Many street vendors in big cities like New York sell them, as do lots of convenience stores. But for some reason - despite being wildly popular, beloved by kids and backyard bbq enthusiasts- hot dogs haven’t achieved the same popularity as burgers, sandwiches, or pizza. I believe Wienerschnitzel stands alone as a fast food purveyor of the beloved “tube steak”. Any guesses why?