hey, got here through bloogle glogsearch google blogsearch.
i worked at a dp dough for about a year (newark, DE, supposedly the most popular?). they had about 150 orders on the very slowest days and 800 on nights like homecoming and such. a typical friday or saturday would have about 450 orders - this is probably roughly 600 calzones a day, but we were open until 3am. in fact, it would do you a lot of good to be open that late because that's when the business is.
my boss owned four DP doughs and was doing quite well for himself.
if you're actually thinking of doing this i suggest you pick a mammoth-sized university in a real "college town" kind of place with a lot of similar late-night delivery places (even better in a state with a low minimum wage) and you will rake in the money pretty quickly.
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Date: 2006-03-13 05:06 am (UTC)bloogle glogsearchgoogle blogsearch.i worked at a dp dough for about a year (newark, DE, supposedly the most popular?). they had about 150 orders on the very slowest days and 800 on nights like homecoming and such. a typical friday or saturday would have about 450 orders - this is probably roughly 600 calzones a day, but we were open until 3am. in fact, it would do you a lot of good to be open that late because that's when the business is.
my boss owned four DP doughs and was doing quite well for himself.
if you're actually thinking of doing this i suggest you pick a mammoth-sized university in a real "college town" kind of place with a lot of similar late-night delivery places (even better in a state with a low minimum wage) and you will rake in the money pretty quickly.