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THE MISUNDERSTOOD CHEF

Culinary Cues

As if that weren’t enough, the menu and each morsel of food presented represents the chef’s life of experiences, his or her family history, the cuisine of their forefathers, every chef who contributed to their training, and everything that they believe in – as it pertains to food. It is a juxtaposition that is nearly impossible to manage.

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How Staffing and Recruitment Futureproofs F&B Growth

Modern Restaurant Management

But the expectations of guests and owners did not change. There is a saying we often hear: “Staff training is key to creating consistency and having a successful business.” Reinforce staff training to close the gap between the desired knowledge level and the actual level of knowledge of current restaurant staff.

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Mastering Multi-Channel Sales: A Comprehensive Guide for QSR Operators

Rocket Fuel

This highlights the increasing consumer demand for convenience and the importance of offering delivery options for QSR operators. Higher guest checks for delivery: Guest checks for delivery have consistently been higher than other channels over the past three years. can increase your average guest checks and boost margins.

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4 Reasons Why Restaurants Need Big Data to Survive the Recovery

Black Box Intelligence

Recovery from the pandemic is unlike anything we’ve ever seen; you can’t compare it to a typical recession or major crisis like a natural disaster. Turnover can drive down sales and customer satisfaction , costing the business much more than just the cost of hiring and training a new employee. What are the uses of restaurant data.

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11 Restaurant Management Best Practices to Maximize Your Performance in 2021

Restaurant365

Your cash flow may have been tight in 2020, so 2021 is the time to focus on your cash flow recovery and next steps. Your Cost of Goods Sold (CoGS) is the total cost of your food and beverage ingredients over a specific period of time. Tracking your cash flow allows you to create a cash flow forecast. Review CoGS and P&L daily.

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21 Questions to Ask When Interviewing for Restaurant and Hospitality Jobs

EATER

As food industry professionals collectively push for structural overhaul in the service industry at large — raising the minimum wage , for example, or experimenting with new ownership models like co-ops — we can also use this recovery period to renegotiate and reimagine the relationships between restaurant workers, owners, and consumers.

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PPP Part Two and More Restaurants Need to Know Now

Modern Restaurant Management

Training on best practices and templates for printed materials to promote employee and customer safety in accordance with City, County, State and Federal orders. Modify how you engage with guests through business diversification, social distancing, and post-pandemic safety and sanitation.

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