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CHEFS – SIMPLE AT A DIFFERENT LEVEL

Culinary Cues

Cheese should be from a local or regional cheesemaker and let the customer know where it came from and why its so special. Make sure everything is made in house just like that fine dining chef would do for a ten- course tasting menu. Make the sandwich your lifes work. Choose your oven wisely.

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IMMIGRATION AND THE BUSINESS OF FOOD

Culinary Cues

This is not a pro or anti-immigration article but rather a dialogue of questions and a reality check. If you enjoy dining out, its time you gave some thought to what it takes to prepare and serve those items that give you pleasure on the plate. There are jobs and there are jobs.

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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. Introduction: The Charm of French Bistro Culture At the heart of French bistro culture lies an effortless charm that transforms dining into something personal and profound. They are top spots for the best food in France.

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WILL THE RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE BECOME IMPERSONAL

Culinary Cues

Customers are becoming more discerning about value and anxious about the price of a meal (from quick service to fine dining). The restaurant has been, is, and hopefully will remain a special place for gathering, celebrating, relaxing, learning about, and enjoying the work of the chef and mixologist.

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How To Write A Restaurant About Us Page Description With Examples

ChowNow

Maybe you’re running a second-generation Italian restaurant, staying true to your family recipes, or maybe after years of working in fine dining, you opened a spot that felt more true to you. A casual neighborhood spot will use different language than a fine-dining restaurant trying to earn a Michelin star.

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How to Find the Target Market for Your Restaurant

ChowNow

In this article, you will learn: How to define your restaurants target market to guide your business decisions. Key customer factors that influence dining preferences, from demographics to behavior. These are the people most likely to dine with you based on factors like their age, income, dining preferences, and lifestyle.

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EVERY PLATE TELLS A STORY

Culinary Cues

Connections give a dish special value, added importance, and character that goes beyond flavor and visual appeal. The dish was elevated to an entirely different level as the guest became the most important person in the dining room during the process. As examples, any restaurant can, and so many do, offer Caesar Salad as a menu staple.