LOCATION PLANNING
A great location
starts with real life.
An empty corner is only a starting point. Consider whether people pass it regularly, have time to stop, and need the convenience.
Eight things to look for.
Recurring users
Estimate the people who will be there on a typical day.
A shared route
Choose a visible location on a familiar path.
Time to stop
Breakrooms and waiting areas offer natural pauses.
A useful alternative
Consider travel time and access to other food options.
The right hours
Match availability to resident routines and work shifts.
A suitable footprint
Allow for safe circulation, equipment access, and security.
A practical assortment
Start with useful choices and refine them through purchases.
Reliable servicing
Confirm loading access, connectivity, and replenishment windows.
