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How to Manage Multiple Restaurants and Locations

7 Shifts

It means guests love the food you serve so much that one location simply won’t cut it — and you get to serve more customers, generate more revenue , and expand your business. If your restaurant is a number one hit in your area, it may serve you well to open up the exact same concept elsewhere. Replicating an Existing Concept.

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IS THIS A GOOD TIME TO BECOME A RESTAURATEUR?

Culinary Cues

Successful restaurateurs are ones who understand the power of people marketing, of keeping the name of the restaurant in the public eye and communicating effectively with existing and potential customers. PLAN BETTER – TRAIN HARDER. Those who do not understand marketing are playing a guessing game. Harvest America Ventures, LLC.

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How Long Should It Take You to Train Your Baristas?

Perfect Daily Grind

The list of things you need to train your baristas on is long. A well-trained barista will help your coffee shop run smoother and put smiles on the faces of your customers. So, how long should it really take your new staff members to become fully trained baristas? Internal team training at the Supracafé office in Madrid.

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TECHNOLOGY AND RESTAURANT CULTURE

Culinary Cues

In all cases, we remain in control of the technology that serves as an effective tool. Like most living things, the desire to connect, communicate, and follow others has been apparent since the beginning of time. We are social animals who, for the most part, thrive on physical interaction.

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Safety First: Welcoming Restaurant Employees Back

Modern Restaurant Management

Communicate Return Criteria. After a plan is approved, communicate directly and often with employees about the primary information relating to their return. Before ramping up operations, conduct training meetings with staff to discuss your restaurant’s protocol for reporting injuries and symptoms. Foster Good Hygiene.

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WHY RUNNING A CLUB KITCHEN MIGHT BE THE TOUGHEST AND MOST SATISFYING CHEF POSITION OUT THERE

Culinary Cues

The tasks of the chef are fairly universal: planning menus, putting your signature on each dish, hiring and training staff, ordering product and building vendor relationships, controlling costs and adhering to budgets, maintaining a clean and safe kitchen environment, etc. PLAN BETTER – TRAIN HARDER. www.meyersassociates.com.

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TECHNOLOGY AND RESTAURANT CULTURE (part two)

Culinary Cues

Encourage your staff to share the number with key family members and if there is a legitimate “emergency” this is the lifeline, in a semi-private setting where they can communicate. “I Have the chef and sous chef cook the meal and the managers serve these important guests. Try “FOOD” on for size.