Last Fathers Day my family took me for a meal at the regionally reknowned Terrain Cafe at Styers in Glens Mills, PA. If you've never been, imagine Williams and Sonoma meets your favorite local family owned outdoor gardening center or greenhouse. The primitive but very intentional merchandising throughout greenhouses, wandering pathways, small sheds was as interesting as it's brick an mortar counterparts owned by the parent company URBN operators of Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie. I enjoyed a local beer tasting, a summer infused culinary salsa, and honestly couldn't wait to visit again. Yesterday I stopped by to snap a few photos of the trip and wanted to share a few great display ideas for specialty foods.
Crated Local Farmstead Cheeses on living grass.
Culinary Books featuring Food Images create a bi-purposed backdrop and saleable product offering.
High-End Product offerings by Counter Culture Coffee are sold retail and by the drink on the espresso bar at the entrance to the cafe dining room (greenhouse).
Strong cross selling of catering services are shown on a miniature easel with potted small fern-like plants below. This subtle message sells the entire ideology and many services of the business in one small on-counter display.
These metal baskets were hung from the cafe counter to display artisan potato chips for easy grab and go items.
The Cafe counter-top with freshly prepared baked goods.
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