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Table for One – Elevating the Solo Dining Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

Catering to solo diners is more just than seating them as restaurants would any other customer. It’s easy to assume that a single diner is not going to bring as much revenue (or tips) to the table, but solo diners also have great flexibility in what they choose to order and the pace at which they dine. Cuisine type?

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Patio Power: Strategies for Optimizing Outdoor Dining

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Discover how handheld POS devices and QR code ordering are transforming outdoor spaces into efficient revenue engines. A good patio setup isn’t just about adding seats, it’s about creating an extension of the guest experience that works just as hard as your dining room. The result?

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2025 F&B Trends: Newstalgia, Stealth Health, and Botanical Beverages

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While swicy took the front seat this year, Rubix’s proprietary research found that 5 percent more Gen Z respondents reported having frequent sweet and salty cravings over sweet and spicy. The day of the women’s singles finals on September 7th, tennis racket orders spiked 116 percent as consumers tapped into their inner athlete.

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Expanding the Definition of Value

Modern Restaurant Management

The majority of operators say increasing traffic on-site and getting diners back in their seats will be more important to their restaurant's success in 2025. This is especially important to 90 percent of fine dining operators and 87 percent of casual dining operators. Restaurants aim to attract more in-person diners.

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Lessons from French Bistros: How Small Restaurants Deliver Big Experience

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In cities like New York, you’ll find eateries that mirror the bistro’s casual sophistication, while Tokyo’s intimate wine bars reflect a similar ethos of warmth and simplicity. Similarly, the rise of casual fine dining echoes the bistro’s knack for blending refinement with accessibility.

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How Our New Concept Brought In 30 Percent More Guests

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Courtesy of Sabine Caf Rich Fox of Sabine in Seattle says leaning more casual has helped his bottom line A version of this post originally appeared on May 28, 2025, in Eater and Punchs newsletter Pre Shift , a biweekly newsletter for the industry pro that sources first-person accounts from the bar and restaurant world.

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Increase Table Turnover: 7 Easy Steps to Boost Restaurant Revenue Fast

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The last thing any restaurant should do is make the customer feel like they are being pushed out of their seat for the next guest. Maximizing table turnover is crucial for restaurants to optimize their seating capacity and increase their profitability. However, turning tables must be done tactfully.

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