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Owning a Bar: Everything You Need to Know

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Opening and owning a bar is one of those unique life experiences; you have no idea what it will be like until you actually go for it. In this guide, we're covering everything you need to know about owning a bar to prepare as well as you can for the big opening day. How Do I Run a Profitable Bar?

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Lessons from French Bistros: How Small Restaurants Deliver Big Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

This article explores their charm, global influence, and the key elements that fuel their success. In cities like New York, you’ll find eateries that mirror the bistro’s casual sophistication, while Tokyo’s intimate wine bars reflect a similar ethos of warmth and simplicity.

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Big Crowds, Not Enough Staff

Modern Restaurant Management

In my last article I discussed how robots will transform our industry in a big way, but that is a few years off. In this article I will discuss the strategies that I have implemented with my clients across the country. For a few minutes, the guest feels better because they are in a seat, but the big problem is on the horizon.

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Restaurants Reopen: What Are They Doing?

Modern Restaurant Management

The pink and blue horse illustration at the top of this article is not clickbait. Guests would be seated at every other table or booth so as to maintain a safe distance. Bar seating will be removed and reconfigured to allow six feet between bar stools. And, customers temperatures may be checked upon entry.

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Increase Table Turnover: 7 Easy Steps to Boost Restaurant Revenue Fast

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In this article, well walk you through 7 easy steps to increase table turnover effectively, helping you boost your bottom line while maintaining a great dining experience. The last thing any restaurant should do is make the customer feel like they are being pushed out of their seat for the next guest.

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Avoiding Post-Pandemic ‘Honeymoon Period’ Pitfalls

Modern Restaurant Management

In my last article I talked about how busy our restaurants will be. We walked into a restaurant and there was a sign at the host stand: “Please wait to be seated.” Greet the guest, acknowledge that they may have to wait and send them to the bar. That was only a few weeks ago and we are now there. Table Service.

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Eatertainment Explained

Modern Restaurant Management

64 percent would leave an overcrowded bar or club. 34 percent would not patronize bars or clubs without food items. Add variety – When it comes to seating, for the most social setup, have regular tables, but also benches, and unique seating areas for groups. 25 percent would take dates to eatertainment venues.