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KITCHEN RESPECT

Culinary Cues

I see it through the eyes of the operator, the chef, the cook, server, and customer – it is a virus that continues to spread and grow exponentially. In the same light, the employee has a personal responsibility to constantly improve and learn about product, process, creativity, people, and service. A lack of respect is a problem.

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A Guide to the Role of a Restaurant Manager: Duties, Daily Routine, and Essential Skills

7 Shifts

This includes greeting guests and thanking them for their patronage, conducting tableside checks, and resolving any customer complaints quickly, effectively, and empathetically. The best restaurant managers take customer service a step further, recognizing regulars and personalizing service for a more memorable guest experience.

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Food Inventory Management Best Practices to Control Costs

Restaurant365

Food inventory management goes way beyond counting the items on the shelves. The most important part of inventory management is understanding how the amount of product relates to your profit margin. Why a POS system is not suitable for inventory management. Best practices for effective food inventory management.

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A CHEF’S HARD DAY’S NIGHT

Culinary Cues

There is something gratifying about sore muscles, aching backs, and soaked shirt and chef toques from sweat at the end of a busy service. The chef is a financial manager of a business and, as such, must be adept at budget projections, management of inventories (highly perishable ones), and control of production waste.

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Forecasting for Restaurants: Implications for Inventory and Labor

Restaurant365

Currently, some of the most powerful restaurant management systems on the market feature predictive tools around food and labor costs. Forecasting based on historical data can provide insight into your two largest costs, food and labor, and help you make essential decisions about where to put your resources, when.

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A Guide to the Role of a Restaurant Manager: Duties, Daily Routine, and Essential Skills

7 Shifts

This includes greeting guests and thanking them for their patronage, conducting tableside checks, and resolving any customer complaints quickly, effectively, and empathetically. The best restaurant managers take customer service a step further, recognizing regulars and personalizing service for a more memorable guest experience.

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Store-level Managers’ Step-by-Step Guide to Restaurant Inventory Management

Restaurant365

You’re tracking deliveries, making the most of your food budget, and ensuring your staff is prepared to serve customers. However, in between all these tasks, it is critical to devote time and energy into accurate and consistent inventory management. How can you best approach restaurant inventory management?

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