What a neat idea! Having food together is the best way to socialize anyway, time flies and you have something to do, no awkward silences :)
Maybe this is something to market to the airbnb userbase?
Serving food to strangers for a fee is bound to raise some eyebrows though, this time not from jealous hotel operators but from the people that lord over food safety and cleanliness in commercial settings, especially if you also serve alcohol.
I also watched a Jamie Oliver documentary series about food in the US and he managed to wangle his way into similar places in a few US cities (mostly oriented around Mexican food).
I don't agree with that, a lot of underground bands and artists use online only advertisement like last.fm and deviantart.com and still are underground.
It's just about the way you market it... you can narrowcast your marketing to only the people you wanna hit, so you keep the underground feeling but get more customers.
This is such a great idea for Young Professionals. Let me know if you'd like some introductions in the Santa Barbara area. Lots of wealthy, lonely types :)
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What a neat idea! Having food together is the best way to socialize anyway, time flies and you have something to do, no awkward silences :)
Maybe this is something to market to the airbnb userbase?
Serving food to strangers for a fee is bound to raise some eyebrows though, this time not from jealous hotel operators but from the people that lord over food safety and cleanliness in commercial settings, especially if you also serve alcohol.
Yeah, though "underground restaurants" have been steadily growing in popularity nonetheless. A British example: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/feb/10/undergrou...
I also watched a Jamie Oliver documentary series about food in the US and he managed to wangle his way into similar places in a few US cities (mostly oriented around Mexican food).
When you advertise online using a public service it's not very underground any more.
I don't agree with that, a lot of underground bands and artists use online only advertisement like last.fm and deviantart.com and still are underground.
It's just about the way you market it... you can narrowcast your marketing to only the people you wanna hit, so you keep the underground feeling but get more customers.
Depends how you define underground, as long as it is not popular in the mainstream I think you can consider it underground.
This is such a great idea for Young Professionals. Let me know if you'd like some introductions in the Santa Barbara area. Lots of wealthy, lonely types :)