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OUR DAILY BREATH: CHEFS AND RESTAURATEURS – DON’T WASTE THIS TIME

Culinary Cues

Our first job is certainly to protect ourselves and our families, to stop the spread of the virus in every way within our individual power, but time wasted now will come back to bite us in the near future. How will we (you) stay in touch with customer needs so that concepts, menus, locations, methods of delivery, and pricing strategies align?

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THE RESTAURANT ECO-SYSTEM NEEDS HELP

Culinary Cues

A reduction in restaurant business leads to crop waste, unplanted land, and serious cash flow problems for farmers. Restaurants account for a large percentage of a fisherman’s direct or indirect business volume. [] Ranchers: Have you noticed that the price of beef, pork, and chicken has increased significantly over the past few months?

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LESSONS GIVEN – LESSONS LEARNED

Culinary Cues

This creates a domino of challenges – labor dependance, the inability to pay reasonable wages, selling price ceilings that do not yield sufficient profit, etc. When menus are well researched and managed then a restaurant stands a chance of success. Without cash reserves the pandemic cause thousands of restaurant casualties.

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11 Restaurant Management Best Practices to Maximize Your Performance in 2021

Restaurant365

As 2021 begins, there are many restaurant management best practices that can be applied to strengthen your business, in the short and long term. Manage cash flow by creating a cash flow forecast. Your total cash flow is your cash inflows (for restaurant. over a certain period of time.

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9 Restaurant Cash Flow Tips for Your Recovery and Beyond

Restaurant365

Comprehending your restaurant cash flow is essential to running your restaurant business. Cash flow refers to the amount of cash coming into your restaurant minus the amount of cash going out on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Common factors that cause cash flow issues. Too much inventory. Unexpected expenses.

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Why Restaurant Forecasting is Critical in 2022, Part 1

Restaurant365

In this two-part blog post series, you’ll learn the importance of forecasting in restaurants and how to accurately implement restaurant demand forecasting. Those are going to change and evolve over the course of a year based on trends and the pricing/availability of product. Store-level manager accountability.

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Restaurant Challenges and How to Solve Them

Focus POS

During a “normal” year, restaurant owners and operators face issues such as cash flow and capital, inventory management, hiring and training and providing excellent customer service. It’s important to monitor what’s selling so managers can order more in a timely manner, ensuring the most popular choices are always in stock.