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From Kitchen to Counter: Outfitting Your Team for Comfort, Style, and Brand Visibility

Modern Restaurant Management

The uniforms worn by staff, from kitchen to counter, represent your brand in every customer interaction, making apparel a strategic business decision rather than merely an operational requirement. Strategic use of color should inform uniform design decisions.

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How to Create a Successful Visual Brand for Your Restaurant in 2020

Modern Restaurant Management

But, a restaurant’s brand identity – and visual brand design – is equally important and not to be forgotten. Your logo design is the visual symbol that will represent your restaurant to the world. Even if you have a unique business name , a generic logo design will quickly get lost. That’s staggering.

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86 Your Brand Issues: How to Build Cohesive, Memorable Brands that Resonate with Guests

Modern Restaurant Management

Plaid represents structure, heritage, and intentional design. From there, we can start developing the brand identity (think color palettes, typography, and logo design). The restaurant needs cohesion, from signage to menu design to uniforms. It’s a timeless and bold pattern, much like a strong brand identity.

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Restaurant Branding 101: Straightforward Strategies That Work

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It communicates your purposewhy your restaurant exists, what makes it unique, and what emotional connection you want to build with your customers. This includes your: Logo Color palette Typography These elements all work together to communicate your personality and values. Design your brands look and feel.

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Reopening a Restaurant in a New Location? Don’t Skip This Step

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From logistics to marketing, staff communication to moving the kitchen, reopening a restaurant successfully is all about the details. This clarity also lets you communicate confidently with your team and customers, helping them buy into your vision for your restaurants future. Lower rent? More foot traffic? Transparency builds trust.

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Welcoming Customers Back: How to Resell the Dine-in Experience as Restaurants Reopen

Modern Restaurant Management

Think of it as a uniform change for your staff. Improve Your Communication. Once you put the proper safety protections in place, you’ll need to communicate them to your customers so they can confidently dine-in with you. This can still be done with style. Show that you have a strong team.

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6 Steps To Build Your Restaurant’s Brand

ChowNow

Its more than just designing a cool logo, picking a catchy name, and slapping it on everything. Its the sum of everything about your restaurant, from your menu design and decor to the tone you use when replying to comments on social media or greeting customers walking through the door. But how to brand a restaurant isnt always clear.