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Tijuana Flats debuted a new high-tech restaurant design in Noblesville, Indiana, with a focus on improving the guest experience. The new design includes a spacious layout, digital menus, and technology updates to improve communication between the customer and the kitchen.
Tijuana Flats in Noblesville, Indiana, became the first location to showcase the new design when it opened in November.
“I love the new look,” said John Rowe, owner of Tijuana Flats in Noblesville. “It’s so open and bright. Our restaurants have always been colorful, but this update gives it a more modern feel.”
The new design includes a spacious layout with higher ceilings. The menus are now digital, which allows them to be updated regularly, and each Flats will now be equipped with a digital ticker display that can show everything from the latest news headlines to food and drink specials.
“The new prototype is really a game changer for us,” said Eric Taylor, Tijuana Flats Vice President, Development. “It proves how this brand is willing to evolve and continue to get better. We didn’t change everything, but we improved what was already popular.”
The new Tijuana Flats design also includes technology updates to improve communication between the customer and the kitchen, which will speed up the dining process and reduce mistakes.
“I’m proud to see the direction Tijuana Flats is going,” said Rowe. “It makes you excited to see what’s next.”
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on January 12, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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