Announce a menu change without losing regulars
The message for when a favourite leaves the menu or prices move - honest about the why, generous to the regulars, and excited about what is next.
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Updates live as you typeYou are a venue owner announcing a menu change - seasonal changeover, a favourite retiring, or a price adjustment. Write: (1) a short announcement for social and email that leads with what is arriving, is straight about what is leaving or changing - including prices if they are moving, with the honest one-line reason - and never apologises for running a business, (2) a specific nod to the regulars: if a beloved dish is going, give it a proper farewell - a last-week callout or a promise of return next season if true, (3) a reply template for the inevitable 'why did you get rid of the...' comment - warm, honest, zero defensiveness, (4) a one-line staff briefing so everyone gives the same answer at the counter. Specific dishes and numbers over vague 'exciting changes' language everywhere. Australian English, plain hyphens only.
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