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Serve and Sip Responsibly: Tackling Restaurant Liquor Liability Concerns

Modern Restaurant Management

Serving minors due to improper ID verification can result in fines, a restaurant losing their liquor license and reputational damage. Staff should be trained to keep track of guest consumption, ensure food and water are served alongside alcohol and communicate effectively with fellow team members to ensure responsible service.

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Bridging the Gap: Integrating Legal and Insurance Considerations into Restaurant Cybersecurity Response

Modern Restaurant Management

More recently, Panda Restaurant Group disclosed a March 2024 data breach that compromised driver's license numbers and other personal information of nearly 240,000 current and former employees. All external communications should be reviewed by legal counsel who understand both the regulatory requirements and liability implications.

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

The Rail

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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What Restaurant Owners Need to Budget for in Food Delivery Services

The Rail

Internet connectivity is the backbone of effective delivery software, enabling seamless communication between restaurants, drivers, and customers. A cohesive team can foster better communication, promptly addressing any customer inquiries or concerns. However, numerous hidden costs can significantly impact the overall budget.

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Seven Questions Restaurants Should be Asking About Insurance Coverage

Modern Restaurant Management

Ensuring your staff are properly trained, certified, licensed and able to be covered by the appropriate insurance is essential to keeping your customers safe and protecting your business from costly fines. They should also be reliable with communication about your claim. How and When Do Local Liquor Laws Apply to my Bartenders?

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The Cultural Advantage: How International Staff Can Enrich Your Restaurant's Atmosphere

The Rail

Language Skills Multilingual staff can draw a larger array of guests because your staff can cater to their needs in multiple ways, primarily in communication, which can streamline and make their ordering experience easier and nicer. This is especially useful when international tourists come to visit your restaurant.

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How in-house roasting can help cafés manage high coffee prices

Perfect Daily Grind

Moreover, establishing closer relationships with producers, importers, and exporters adds more value to the wider supply chain, which can be marketed and communicated to consumers. If you need to start installing pipes, then you also need licenses, so they are low entry for roasting in-store.