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The Restaurateur’s Guide to Ultimate Table Management Success

Focus POS

One of the key factors in obtaining maximum profit for your restaurant is table management. Getting customers in the door is just the first step—you need to seat and serve them promptly and turn over tables as quickly as possible. Higher table turnover rate equals more satisfied customers and greater sales revenue.

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A Guide to the Role of a Restaurant Manager: Duties, Daily Routine, and Essential Skills

7 Shifts

Managing a restaurant is a delicate routine—if we can even call it a routine. Managers are responsible for nearly every aspect of the restaurant and have to cover a variety of duties. In addition to their main duties, restaurant managers also have to contend with all the unwritten or hidden responsibilities that fall on them.

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Guest Blog: How a Mobile POS Can Increase Restaurant Revenue

Restaurant365

Your servers are constantly on the go – every second matters when it comes to turning tables and providing high-quality service to your guests. A Mobile POS Speeds Up Service and Decreases Table Turn Times. The data scientists at Upserve found that their restaurant customers using a mobile POS saw a 50% quicker order-to-table time.

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THE MOMENT WHEN YOU ARE IN THE ZONE – PART II

Culinary Cues

The printer was dropping orders at a frenzied pace as the early birds left and tables were quickly turned. Pick-up: table 23, table 15, and table 18 (all deuces). 5 strips – 2 medium, 3 rare (same table). Fire table 18 – that’s all you Duke.”. www.harvestamericacues.com BLOG.

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BUILDING A RESTAURANT FAMILY

Culinary Cues

Preparing for school or work, welcoming friends, and relatives, solving challenges, celebrating the end of the day, and listening to those reflections on life that everyone needs to share – this is the role of the kitchen and the family table. Some of the most important conversations I’ve ever had occurred at the family dinner table.”.

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THE REALITY FOR AN AGING CHEF

Culinary Cues

We read the articles and listen to chefs and restaurateurs desperate to fill positions of line cook, sous chef, chef, manager, etc. It’s time for both parties to re-think what age and experience can bring to the table. So, what does a senior chef, even one who is retired, bring to the table? PLAN BETTER – TRAIN HARDER.

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TECHNOLOGY AND RESTAURANT CULTURE (part two)

Culinary Cues

Encourage talk about food while on the job, take the time as a chef or manager to make “FOOD FACT” teaching moments throughout the day. Have the chef and sous chef cook the meal and the managers serve these important guests. There is a connection here, granted at different levels, but a connection all the same.