The vast majority who are involved with Bitcoin uses it mostly for investment purposes and some other time as a payment alternative but it's only a few who directly accepts Bitcoin as payment for certain good, commodities or services and so except for an environment saturated with too many crypto enthusiasts,  it's never completely a stance Upon which businesses promises to flourish resulting from the acceptance of Bitcoin. 

For physical stores except they incorporate the services of converters who stands in between them and the customers to accept and confirme the payments,  I don't think it's going to completely be one in which they can result to using immediately considering how much of hiccups they could encounter accepting cryptocurrencies generally. But then for huge and bigger deals where the traditional banking systems would want to be bypassed,  it can be employed and serve as a better or even the best alternative.