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Planning New Year's Eve at Your Restaurant Without Loose Ends on the Night
New Year's Eve is one of the biggest sales nights of the year, but also one with the most questions: what does the menu cost, when is the deposit due, how late can guests cancel?
The matching prompt in Prep List creates a priced menu, clear rules for deposit and cancellation, a running order for the evening, announcement texts and a note on your opening hours on New Year's Day.
What you get
- A priced menu
- Deposit and cancellation rules
- A running order for the evening
- Announcement texts
- A text about opening hours on New Year's Day
What the result looks like
New Year's Eve
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Fixed menus with a deposit are standard on New Year's Eve. Also be open about whether you are open on New Year's Day.
- Fixed menus with a deposit are standard on New Year's Eve. Guests expect it.
- State the cancellation deadline in the announcement, not only at booking.
- Say clearly whether you are open on New Year's Day. That question is guaranteed to come.
Frequently asked questions
When should I announce the New Year's Eve menu?
From late November to early December. Many people plan the night early, and the best tables go quickly.
How big should the deposit be?
30 to 50 per cent of the menu price is common. What matters is clear terms that the guest knows before booking.