isn't good to combine the internet cafe'  & food bar?
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y think that is a great idea
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YES! That would be a huge tourist attraction.  I'm sure the room would be horribly expensive, but you will have to make your reservations years in advance becuase of the popularity.  \n\nThere will also be a Starbucks.
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Nothing is 100% safe.  I don't think My space is nearly as bad as everyone makes it out to be.  Geocities is another option.
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I think it is cafe net.\n\na cafe which serves drinks and internet
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If this is a serious endeavor, then you need to hire a networking consultant or someone who can design a solution properly.\n\nBut here are the basics: Assuming you want a cafe filled with desktop machines, you would buy an internet router (e.g. Cisco 8xx or 1841, etc.), a firewall, and a basic switch. The router will give you the internet connectivity you need, and the switch will give you all the access ports for the computers to plug into. You can get switches with 24 or sometimes 48 ports. Depends on how big your cafe will be. If you want to add wireless to the cafe, there are certain internet routers you can buy with integrated wireless access points.
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Definitely ditch the internet idea at this point- it might not come in time, and might not fit well. \n\nTime to go shopping!  Have fun.
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Is there any such thing as a decent bar?
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Martini/wine/piano bars...a bit swankier than local pubs. Also, if your company/institution has conferences or voluntary lectures, go to them and mingle with others afterwards if there's food. Check local listings for talks or lectures that you would find interesting. These things typically have a post-talk social function or if you ask questions or make comments, people may approach you aftwards to 'discuss' your thoughts.
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Hi there, running any kind of business is always risky. I suggest you take management and marketing workshops instead of selling the cafe. New ideas for your cafe, may be the solution you need to start making money. \nGood Luck, ;)
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You should hire a construction consultant, general contractor, someone who has done bars/restaurants before.  It always costs more than you planned.  Be prepared!
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I dont know about the shops location..it usual matters A LOT\nTaking into consideration the brands you named you already tried to extend business activities into disparate fields of brands...since that didnt work you might as well try and go for something new.\nIf you have young customers passing your shop I would suggest to at least start one display window with - you wont like it, I know - rappers outfit (street/sportswear). Wouldnt mean degrading your store, most of these clothings are quite expensive so it wouldnt be scaring away your present customers, would just help you to diversify.
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To run an Internet cafe business you are best to set up near a college campus as students will utilize this all of the time.  Luckily today you can get computers relatively cheap.  You do need to have a vast array of foods as students love sandwiches pasta and anything they can take with them when they leave.  You could charge by the hour for them to sit at a computer or you can require that they order food in order to sit at a computer.  However you would probably do better to charge by the hour because some students might only want something to drink.  You will need to stay open long hours as some students will want to hang out there.  You want to do what ever you can to make it college kid friendly.  Use decor that is full of eye popping colors and you may want to put posters of music stars in there as well.  Make it a cool looking place and the kids will come.  If you need more help or have anymore questions email me.
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internet cafe at airport would b great\n\nwell u can use that for online stock trade, online casinos..also for affiliate marketing
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Great question, and great sense of humor!  I like the idea of toon singles bars.
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the right marketing plan is essential for a restaurant... they should list themselves on the web in places like http://www.menuserve.com/ where thousands of people are looking daily!
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There are a few things to consider here... I've been in the rest/bar business for years.  (What IS your JOB?) I would try, at least for a while, to do BOTH... starting your own business requires a lot of committment. (I own a Flower Shop and worked nites in the bar business to help pay the bills) If you are able my suggestion would be to keep a day job, and work the bar evenings... it would eleiminate the need for additional help and the tips could also be used to help with finances.  PLUS any bar that I have ever worked in has done better if the OWNER is actually a part of the team... rather than someone who comes in takes the money and makes the deposit.  You obviously like the industry... jump in w/ both feet and be available as much as possible... it is YOUR business - be as big a part of it as you can.