Taco Tuesday is one of the easiest specials to promote because the offer is simple, clear, and guest-friendly. It works best when volunteers mention it casually and accurately to guests who are deciding where or what to eat.

Purpose

This special exists to:

• drive food sales
• give guests an easy on-site meal option
• create a straightforward food offer that is easy to promote

The guest service team / bartenders own the offer. Volunteers should know the deal and bring it up when useful.

Offer details

What guests should be told

• Tacos are $2 each
• The offer starts at 11:00 a.m.
• Because it is a food special, it runs until 9:30 p.m., when the kitchen closes
• Tacos are sold per taco, not as a set

How volunteers should talk about it

• “Today is Taco Tuesday — tacos are $2 each.”
• “That runs from 11 until the kitchen closes at 9:30.”
• “It’s a good easy dinner option if you want to stay on-site.”

Common points of confusion

• Guests may think it is a combo or a set meal
• Guests may ask whether it runs all night
• Guests may assume it is only for dinner

The correct explanation:

• it starts at 11:00 a.m.
• tacos are sold individually
• it ends at 9:30 p.m.

What not to do

• Do not say it is $2 for a plate or set
• Do not forget that it ends when the kitchen closes
• Do not improvise additions, combos, or substitutions
• Do not promise availability beyond kitchen hours

What success looks like

• Guests understand it is per taco
• Volunteers mention it in a quick, natural way
• Guests are sent to the bar or restaurant with the right expectation
• Fewer follow-up questions come back to the team

One-line summary

Taco Tuesday is a simple $2-per-taco special that volunteers should promote clearly as an all-day food offer until 9:30 p.m.