Some places are destined to become “Instagram famous” as soon as they’re open. Many restaurants, cafes, and hotels are trying to replicate the formulas that Instagram users liked in the past, but some try the original approach and wow everyone. This is the case with the new restaurant in Valencia, Spain, called La Sastreria.

The restaurant’s interior was designed by creative studio Masquespacio, known for its quirky and modern design solutions. Going overboard is their signature style, but they are the experts in knowing when it’s enough. La Sastreria is completely covered in small square tiles. The whole place has a cartoon-ish vibe that we love so much.

The designers didn’t just choose the tiles because they look great in photos. They are actually an homage to the buildings in the neighborhood. The chairs should remind everyone of the foldable chairs the locals used to get out during warm summer evenings. The blue part of the restaurant is inspired by the ocean. The restaurant offers delicious seafood, among other things.

We’re sure you’re going to see this restaurant a lot on social media this winter and spring!

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One of the industries most affected by the cornavirus are restaurants. While eating out there are so many options ranging from grabbing a quick bite at a fast-food joint to dining at a steakhouse. Many restaurants have been closed during the pandemic and they’ve turned to technology to continue reaching customers. These are the trends that have emerged in the restaurant industry over the past few months. Do you think they’ll outlive the pandemic?

Good Experiences

Many restaurants are still closed or are opened at a limited capacity due to social distancing guidelines. With people leaving their house less often, dining out has become about more than just food and also about the experience. People are looking for places with casual atmospheres to hang out with friends.

Online Ordering

Many people have started ordering in more often instead of leaving their homes and the quickest way to do it is through apps online. Ordering online and eating at your home is a great way to stay safe while enjoying your favorite restaurant.

Foodtech

Robots, tablet devices, and contactless dining have become the new norm during the pandemic as restaurants are starting to reopen. You can walk into a restaurant and order through an automated touchable computer screen menu or with managers handing out tablets.

More Vegan and Vegetarian Options

Many restaurants are offering separate menus catered to vegans and vegetarians and some have fine dining experiences with just vegan food. Kosher food and halal food has even been brought into restaurants.

Limited Time Options and Fun Meals

Starbucks is a prime example of a company that uses limited time options with drinks and snacks to increase the hype. Who doesn’t want to be one of the first people to try a new item and to snap a photo of it on Instagram?

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Some places are destined to become “Instagram famous” as soon as they’re open. Many restaurants, cafes, and hotels are trying to replicate the formulas that Instagram users liked in the past, but some try the original approach and wow everyone. This is the case with the new restaurant in Valencia, Spain, called La Sastreria.

The restaurant’s interior was designed by creative studio Masquespacio, known for its quirky and modern design solutions. Going overboard is their signature style, but they are the experts in knowing when it’s enough. La Sastreria is completely covered in small square tiles. The whole place has a cartoon-ish vibe that we love so much.

The designers didn’t just choose the tiles because they look great in photos. They are actually an homage to the buildings in the neighborhood. The chairs should remind everyone of the foldable chairs the locals used to get out during warm summer evenings. The blue part of the restaurant is inspired by the ocean. The restaurant offers delicious seafood, among other things.

We’re sure you’re going to see this restaurant a lot on social media this winter and spring!

The post This Valencia Restaurant Will Be the Next Instagram Hit appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

One of the industries most affected by the cornavirus are restaurants. While eating out there are so many options ranging from grabbing a quick bite at a fast-food joint to dining at a steakhouse. Many restaurants have been closed during the pandemic and they’ve turned to technology to continue reaching customers. These are the trends that have emerged in the restaurant industry over the past few months. Do you think they’ll outlive the pandemic?

Good Experiences

Many restaurants are still closed or are opened at a limited capacity due to social distancing guidelines. With people leaving their house less often, dining out has become about more than just food and also about the experience. People are looking for places with casual atmospheres to hang out with friends.

Online Ordering

Many people have started ordering in more often instead of leaving their homes and the quickest way to do it is through apps online. Ordering online and eating at your home is a great way to stay safe while enjoying your favorite restaurant.

Foodtech

Robots, tablet devices, and contactless dining have become the new norm during the pandemic as restaurants are starting to reopen. You can walk into a restaurant and order through an automated touchable computer screen menu or with managers handing out tablets.

More Vegan and Vegetarian Options

Many restaurants are offering separate menus catered to vegans and vegetarians and some have fine dining experiences with just vegan food. Kosher food and halal food has even been brought into restaurants.

Limited Time Options and Fun Meals

Starbucks is a prime example of a company that uses limited time options with drinks and snacks to increase the hype. Who doesn’t want to be one of the first people to try a new item and to snap a photo of it on Instagram?

The post Restaurant Trends That Have Come From the Pandemic appeared first on toppoptoday.com.