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"86" means an item is sold out and off the menu. Here is where that word came from, how to run a clean 86 protocol, and why a sold-out dish still listed on Google quietly costs you covers.
Your menu lives in a dozen places: Google, Apple, your site, the QR code, the printout, the delivery apps. When they disagree, guests lose trust and you lose money. The fix is a single source of truth you update once, and a light habit to keep it current.
A stale menu on Google loses customers three ways: before they visit, at the table, and in reviews afterward. Two lost tables a week at a $30 average check is over $3,000 a year, and the fix is a two-minute update habit.
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