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Beating the Summer Rush: Three Tips to Get Your Restaurant Ready for the Surge

Modern Restaurant Management

The seasonal surge in foot traffic can drive significant business, but without proper preparation and training, teams can quickly become overwhelmed. While these menu items are not permanent, they play a direct role in boosting brand loyalty, driving guests back into your stores.

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How to Increase Employee Productivity

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However, productivity is more easily trained than managed. In a survey by Toast , 46% of restaurateurs listed hiring, training, and retaining staff as their biggest challenge. In a survey by Toast , 46% of restaurateurs listed hiring, training, and retaining staff as their biggest challenge.

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Is Bitter the New Sweet on Restaurant Menus?

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Educating patrons on how bitterness can actually enhance enjoyment — just as salt sharpens sweetness — requires thoughtful menu language and trained front-of-house staff. Back-of-house training is just as crucial. Yet one family of ingredients remains underutilized in this effort: bitter plants.

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For Restaurants Cutting Their Carbon Footprint, Composting Food Scraps Is Just the Beginning

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“Community, environment. It’s part of my DNA. As a chef, I have a responsibility to do my best to create good environments for people, customers, and the community,” says Marnell-Suhanosky. When food waste goes to landfills, it creates methane , a powerful greenhouse gas. produces the equivalent annual emissions of 42 coal-fired power plants.

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Dinner, With a Side of Climate Preaching

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Goldman says that though employees are trained to speak on the environmental benefits of plant-based eating, “it’s not as embedded in our cashier training or our interactions with consumers, because we really are focused on positive guest experience.” These numbers are largely hypothetical. Congratulations. without interruptions.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part Two

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Restaurant employees had to pivot and consider looking at other industries for employment, so when restaurants opened back up, some of those employees didn’t return to the restaurant industry. The past five years have reinforced the critical intersection of digital and hospitality in the restaurant industry.

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MRM Research Roundup: AI Investment Heating Up and Summer Dining Dos and Don’ts

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This edition of Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine's Research Roundup features the present and future of AI use in F&B, The Splintered Path to Purchase, the Datassential 500 Awards, and where chefs are earning six figures. At the same time, U.S. chain sales grew just 3.1 percent in 2024 — falling short of the 4.1