A restaurant has experimented with pay what you can dining and seen positive results. The concept allows customers to pay according to their means.
Further details about this approach are available from the source. The source publication reported on the outcome of this experiment.
The restaurant's experience with pay what you can dining is described in an article, which provides more information on the concept and its effects.
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