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Going Mobile with Contactless ID for the Post-COVID Restaurant Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

To date, a thorough look at an ID requires handing over a physical credential – but now, the prospect of mobile driver’s licenses (mDL) opens the potential for accurate contactless ID checks as an important part of the overall move towards safer transactions. Every effort is being made to ensure customers feel safe and protected.

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Setting the stage: a guide to opening a restaurant

Open for Business

From budgeting and licensing to crafting the perfect menu, here’s everything you need to know about how to open a restaurant. This document is helpful for you as well as potential investors. Licenses and legal requirements Navigating the maze of licenses and legal requirements is another major step in opening a restaurant.

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Restaurant Business Plan: What To Include, Plus 5 Examples

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At its most basic, a restaurant business plan is a written document that describes your restaurant’s goals and the steps you will take to make those goals a reality. Fanty & Mingo’s is a 50-seat fine-dining restaurant that will focus on Sweruvian (Swedish/Peruvian) fusion fare. Dining room furniture. Liquor license.

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From concept to capital: key steps to funding your restaurant business

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If you’re in fine dining, where the profit margins are not as good as casual concepts, you want to pay your investors back plus their return within five years. Make a plan right out of the gate for how you’ll communicate with investors about the status and health of your restaurant once it opens.

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Everything to Know about Restaurant Point of Sale Software

Focus POS

Improved communication between front-of-house and back-of-house will speed up service and improve customer satisfaction. Priorities will vary based on restaurant type (quick service, fast-casual, fine dining, or even more specialized), and one size does not fit all. Streamlined Workflow. Bar and Restaurant POS.

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Virtual Acceleration, Raising the Bar and Insult Monitor

Modern Restaurant Management

The majority of fast-casual and fine dining operators are meeting this challenge head-on by adding new offerings monthly,* driving increased competition with bar-and-grill operators. The TWO HENS license includes a complete package of 'done-for-you' services: Creation of a custom website and social media pages. . "On

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