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The American Restaurant 2022 (Post Pandemic)

Culinary Cues

During the pandemic – those operators who have been able to convert their operations to take out, curb side, or delivery using third party providers like GrubHub and Uber Eats have hit the nail on the head. I know what you are thinking – WHAT!!!! Restaurants cannot wait that long, no way, no how – this is the end of the world, as we know it.

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How to Handle Temporary Restaurant Closure during COVID-19

7 Shifts

However, many states that are forcing restaurants to stop their dine-in services are allowing them to operate as takeout and delivery-only establishments. Will running a takeout and delivery-only restaurant be profitable, or will the costs outweigh the revenue this opportunity could generate? Do you have takeout packaging in stock?

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Restaurant Reopening Checklist: Tips for Thriving

Restaurant365

Communicate your distancing requirements with third-party delivery drivers and other suppliers. Managing Food Pick Up and Delivery. Offer “no touch” deliveries by sending text alerts to customers when their food has arrived at their homes. Check for state requirements on your governor’s or state health department’s website.

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The Top 5 Restaurant Inventory Management Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Restaurant365

Beginning Inventory + [Purchases, Prep Production, Transfers] – [Transfers, Waste, Donations] – Theoretical Usage (Sales Mix) = Theoretical Ending Inventory. Fortunately, all of these can be prevented by knowing and avoiding top mistakes and implementing best practices around each of them. Theoretical Variance. Actual Food Cost (COGS).

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How to Manage Cash Flow During Restaurant Restrictions

Restaurant365

A healthy, positive cash flow is necessary to pay your bills and grow sales. Understanding your cash flow not only keeps your operation afloat, but it also prepares you to handle unexpected changes in sales and expenses. Forecasting enables you to better understand your future financial health, based on your sales and prime costs.

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10 Keys to Restaurant Survival When Times are Tough

MBB Hospitality

From point-of-sale systems that streamline transactions to inventory management software that prevents wastage, the right technological tools can save time and money. Embracing technology also extends to customer engagement through online reservations, mobile ordering, and delivery apps that cater to the convenience-driven consumer.

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Mastering Restaurant Metrics: Your Comprehensive Guide to Business Success 

Apicbase

This blog provides an organised overview of the key metrics multi-site restaurant brands should track. Whether you’re looking to improve customer satisfaction, increase sales, or reduce costs, tracking these metrics will bring clarity to your restaurants’ performance and help you achieve your goals. Why Are Metrics Important?