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Restaurant Design Tips

The Restaurant Group

Restaurant Design. While great food and customer service are essential for return business, the ambiance and restaurant design are equally as important. Your restaurant’s design sets the stage for a customer’s dining experience. Your restaurant’s design sets the stage for a customer’s dining experience.

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Hosting the Ultimate Tailgate Party

Bottleneck Management

Consider seating and ask guests to bring chairs if they have them or offer cushions and blankets for sitting on the ground. Entertainment and Activities: Keep your guests entertained with a variety of activities. Lawn games, like cornhole, frisbee and bocce ball, are great for casual events.

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Conquering the challenges of ‘Family Dining’

Future Food

My wife and I were exceptionally lucky with our first born, as we could essentially take him anywhere - breakfast, lunch or dinner - from a busy café to a smart casual restaurant, and enjoy a meal out without a gripe. Above all, the foremost thing to credit for achieving successful outcomes is design.

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Hartford Restaurants You Won’t Want to Miss

Restaurant Clicks

Restaurants in Hartford run the gamut of cuisines from American to Japanese and cater to any occasion, no matter how casual or formal. Carbone’s servers often prepare starter salads or elaborate desserts tableside, making your dining experience unique and entertaining. Our favorite entrée is the swordfish Milanese with creamy polenta.

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Meet Me at the Melting Pot?

EATER

Some of the restaurant’s familiar secluded booths remain, but much of the open space creates an atmosphere more suitable for groups thanks to larger tables, canary-colored banquette seating, and specially designed tables that can be easily pushed together. It’s a much sexier vibe in the restaurant,” Johnston says.

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Hospitality Mindset – A sales & service maximiser approach (Part 2)

Future Food

because Food+Design+Service =Sales=Rent=Profit=Asset Growth. All of these criteria must be enveloped in a human-centric design. Never before has the design philosophy of a restaurant, food hall, dining terrace or waterfront precinct been so important. Hungry people 24/7 needing to be fed and entertained. Image via AGFG.

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Where to Stay, Dine & Be Seen During Super Bowl LIV Weekend in Miami

Sante

Conceptualized by chef/owner Brian Nasajon and bar manager/owner Ben Potts, the restaurant is a 120-seat eatery with a playful, globally-inspired menu and vibrant after-hours bar where innovative food and drinks go hand in hand. Beaker & Gray is located at 2637 North Miami Avenue in Wynwood. www.LAtelier-miami.com.

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