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‘A Smaller Footprint Isn’t a Limitation – It’s an Invitation to Get Creative’

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurant industry challenges are pushing operators to be more creative and efficient with many opting for more multifunctional spaces – especially in a fast-casual setting. At Maria Empanada, a fast-casual Latin concept the team is working on right now, the to-go boxes are artfully displayed, blending function and branding seamlessly.

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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. Table turnover time refers to the average amount of time it takes for a table to be occupied by different groups of guests. Instead, follow these hot tips to speed up the turnover time tastefully.

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Second Wave of Restaurant Chain Bankruptcy Filings Could Offer New Opportunities  

Modern Restaurant Management

Interestingly enough, these articles didn’t even reference the unfathomable closures that would soon follow caused by COVID-19. providing and requiring PPE; taking reservations only for seating). providing and requiring PPE; taking reservations only for seating). For others, bankruptcy may be the only option.

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Restaurant Menu Pricing: How to Set Prices That Boost Profits And Keep Customers

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Fast-casual spots usually dont have that luxury, so pricing needs to be tighter and more dialled in. Yes, competitor pricing can give you a ballpark idea of what customers in your area expect to paybut it shouldnt be your only reference point. Competitive pricing is helpful as a reference , not a roadmap.

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Restaurant Accounting: A Comprehensive Guide

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Below are some key restaurant metrics you should be tracking for your restaurant: Cost of goods sold (COGS) The cost of goods sold refers to the amount it costs to produce an item on your menu. Table turnover rate The table turnover rate refers to the number of times you have served new customers at the same table.

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2023 Outlook: Trends and Challenges Restaurants Will See, Part Two

Modern Restaurant Management

Instead, as these solutions advance, companies should refer to their technology as “Smart Carts,” or something in the same vein, to give a more accurate representation of what they provide and come off as warm and welcoming tools designed to elevate hospitality. " – Olivier Thierry, Chief Revenue Officer, HungerRush.

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15 Restaurant Metrics to Know and How To Use Them

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Fast-casual: 28.9%. Casual: 33.2%. Upscale casual: 30.4%. Knowing how many seatings you're getting out of the tables you have gives you insights into everything from your operating hours, staff, and efficiency in the kitchen. What Percentage Should Labor Cost Be In A Restaurant? Pizza: 31.3%. Food Cost Percentage.