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Business idea I'd like to fund:
As rent increases in metro areas, landmark restaurants/eateries die because owners cannot afford physical storefronts or grow tired of operating.
Recent examples -- Carnegie Deli (NYC), Oasis Pizza (Menlo Park) & Lucca Ravioli (San Francisco).
As rent increases in metro areas, landmark restaurants/eateries die because owners cannot afford physical storefronts or grow tired of operating.
Recent examples -- Carnegie Deli (NYC), Oasis Pizza (Menlo Park) & Lucca Ravioli (San Francisco).
I visited Oasis in the final week & there were lines down the street. Insane customer demand and community support!
Lucca Ravioli has incredible loyalty as well, but the owners want to retire.
Our neighborhoods would be better if these landmarks survive.
How can we do it?
Lucca Ravioli has incredible loyalty as well, but the owners want to retire.
Our neighborhoods would be better if these landmarks survive.
How can we do it?
A startup should license the best individual products from these restaurants (while paying their owners a fee) and bring them online.
Create a cloud kitchen that consolidates lost landmarks for local delivery in the places have dedicated followings.
Sell non-perishables online.
Create a cloud kitchen that consolidates lost landmarks for local delivery in the places have dedicated followings.
Sell non-perishables online.
We cannot let institutions that define our neighborhoods die without a fight.
Customer demand exists, but business conditions changed and many family owned businesses aren't able to adapt.
Sad to see, but I believe a massive company can be built.
Call the company Landmark.
Customer demand exists, but business conditions changed and many family owned businesses aren't able to adapt.
Sad to see, but I believe a massive company can be built.
Call the company Landmark.
