Going to different cities and experiencing how most of them work, I'd say all bars need to place 2 monitors up that has the current tap list on display. It's easy to update and keep up.
Jax has been saying this for a long time in the FBD threads.
I think making people go online to see the menu is dumb. Yea, I have unlimited data, but some places have extra shitty data service. So it takes me 5 minutes to load a menu, that sometimes itself is out of date.

2 cheap monitors, each an end of the bar, problem solved.

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Posted by ragincajun03

Member since Nov 2007

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Posted on 2/11/15 at 9:51 am to bbrou33

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Going to different cities and experiencing how most of them work, I'd say all bars need to place 2 monitors up that has the current tap list on display. It's easy to update and keep up.

I like how the Whole Foods in Sugar Land has a similar setup. It's only on one, centered big screen TV (which is all you need for the WF bar anyway) that lists the current beers on tap, style, ABV and IBUs of each, and how much the different sized pours costs as well as prices for 32oz and 64oz growler fills.

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Posted by LouisianaLady

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Posted on 2/11/15 at 10:02 am to bbrou33

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Going to different cities and experiencing how most of them work, I'd say all bars need to place 2 monitors up that has the current tap list on display. It's easy to update and keep up.

Explain this more. Is this like an interactive touch screen? Or just a screen with the beer listed? Do they all fit or does it scroll?

I ask because Bulldog has a scrolling list of their beers on tap on a few TV screens, but I find that the list scrolls painfully slow and I'm better off just looking at the taps or in the case.

But I'd definitely be on board for a screen with a better layout.

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