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From loopholes to shooting the silver ball — how to quit your job at the tax authority and open a barcade

Izettle

Three-fifths of UK pubs are owned by big breweries or so called ‘pub companies’. Three-fifths of UK pubs are owned by big breweries or so called ‘pub companies’. Leaseholders will rent the space and run the business while the property continues to be owned by the breweries or ‘pubcos.’ How hard is it to open a bar?

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From loopholes to shooting the silver ball — how to quit your job at the tax authority and open a barcade

Izettle

Three-fifths of UK pubs are owned by big breweries or so called ‘pub companies’. Three-fifths of UK pubs are owned by big breweries or so called ‘pub companies’. Leaseholders will rent the space and run the business while the property continues to be owned by the breweries or ‘pubcos.’ How hard is it to open a bar?

Brewery 40
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The Ultimate Guide to the Hell’s Kitchen Bar Scene

Restaurant Clicks

Notably, the bar got one of New York’s first liquor licenses when prohibition ended! Look for the pig statue wearing a red dining jacket situated by the front door to find the bar. Rudy’s serves Blue Point beers, a local New York brewery. Hells Kitchen is a neighborhood on the West Side of Manhattan.

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How to Open a Bar: A 9-Step Checklist

Notch

From choosing your location and getting the required licenses to hiring the right team and setting up key systems (like your POS), here’s a quick breakdown of the steps you should take to start a successful bar: Step 1: Learn the industry The very first step is getting a handle on the expected startup costs. Can you even afford to open a bar?

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How to Open a Bar: A 9-Step Checklist

Notch

From choosing your location and getting the required licenses to hiring the right team and setting up key systems (like your POS), here’s a quick breakdown of the steps you should take to start a successful bar: Step 1: Learn the industry The very first step is getting a handle on the expected startup costs. Can you even afford to open a bar?

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17 Creative Father’s Day Restaurant Specials for 2021

Touch Bistro

You’ll also want to give your front-of-house staff (especially any new hires) special training in preparation for the holiday. On the third Sunday in June, families around across North America will be celebrating Father’s Day. That’s where your restaurant comes in. How to Plan for an Un-beet-able Father’s Day.

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Alcohol beverage payments 101: what you need to know

Margin Edge

Keeping your back office in order with proper licenses, state law compliance, etc. while trying to focus your time on front-of-house activities by taking care of your customer can be a lot. If your restaurant or retail outlet sells or is planning to sell alcohol, you already know the complexities of a regulated industry.