Years ago, when people were considering opening a restaurant in Brooklyn, NY, Washington, D.C., New Jersey, and Massachusetts, they would be looking for a physical space, both for a kitchen as well as a dining room. Today, this mentality has shifted, and entities like DoorDash and others now can provide a convenient way for a restaurant to not only survive but to thrive, even if they have no sit-down space for customers. Because of this shift, it is crucial to partner with Park Press Printers who have decades of experience in developing restaurant packaging that delivers for restaurants, both visually as well as literally. For today’s restaurants, there will be customers that never see their physical location but need to be impressed enough to want to order again and again. Contact us today to learn more about designing restaurant packaging that ‘delivers’.
From Ghost Kitchens to Food Trucks
What a restaurant looks like has changed over the years, and now there are mobile restaurants that take up a truck or trailer and put out food that is as good as anything you could get in a traditional sit-down restaurant. And there are other commercial kitchens that are used for their primary restaurant cooking only a few hours a day, and then rent out their facilities to restaurants that offer delivery only. Both of these options are viable, but they need to think about how they package their food for delivery.
These delivery containers first need to remind people of where they got the food from. The restaurant or food truck name must be on them, along with a way to contact them, be that a phone number, website URL, QR code, email, or other options. This packaging must also be able to stand up to the contents of the package, whether that is hot or cold, without breaking down.
Sizing Packaging Properly
Your restaurant packaging should also be the appropriate size for the dish that it will be holding. Too small and it won’t all fit right, too large and it will flop around inside. The shape of your restaurant packaging is also important, as some food options lend themselves well to round shapes, while others are better as square or rectangle. Our team can help you choose the right materials, size, shape, and more to create packaging that impresses even before it is opened to see the food inside.
Designing the right restaurant packaging in Brooklyn, NY, Washington, D.C., New Jersey, and Massachusetts means looking at many different aspects, including how it will be received by the customer. At Park Press Printers, we have been helping create stunning and appealing food packaging for many decades, and our team will help you to create food packaging that delivers. Contact us today to learn more.
