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Moves Modern Restaurants Are Making in 2024

Modern Restaurant Management

Moving to Multichannel Dining Experiences Dining out is… back? Wait or dwell experiences can be dampened if take-out or remote orders get preference. It’s a delicate balance, so managing orders, operations and workflows must be a connected, data-driven effort, or restaurants risk poor experiences.

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How To Create The Ideal Intangible Restaurant Customer Experience

The Restaurant Times

The experience every customer enjoys needs to somehow be both effortless and memorable. The quest for providing customers with a continuously incredible dining experience is one that every restaurant must pursue. As the name suggests, such factors are often intangible to the customer themselves.

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More French Food? Oui, Chef.

EATER

Yes, Balthazar and Jean-George still thrive, but French cuisine is no longer the be-all-end-all of fine dining. But look around and a certain nostalgia for the white tablecloths and frisée aux lardons of French dining is manifesting. The brasserie and the bistro are distinctly not fine dining.

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ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A TAVERN

Culinary Cues

These are the places where memories are built and where customers become friends, and friendships last from generation to generation. I know how much personal experience is expressed in the menu that is oftentimes comprised of family recipes and a chefs “best effort”. Steaks, chops, and prime rib carved tableside.

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7 Restaurant Management Book Recommendations

7 Shifts

That’s why we’ve selected 3 books that focus on people—customers and staff. Setting the Table focuses on Meyer’s philosophy of Enlightened Hospitality , which revolves around relationships and respect—between both staff and customers. Improving these relationships is a surefire way to improve your restaurant’s service and bottom line.

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6 Ways to Strengthen Your Weak Restaurant Culture While Boosting Sales

7 Shifts

There are the long hours on your feet, the unexpected rush of diners, the last-minute callouts, and the customers you just can't seem to please. And while it makes for great entertainment, what's traditionally thought of as restaurant culture has real consequences for its employees. On Glassdoor, it has earned 3.5 out of 4 starts.

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The World of Hybrid Restaurants

Goliath Consulting

Hybrid restaurants provide food sections in which customers can sit down and enjoy a meal or a drink, and then they can make their way to the market section where they can buy “take-home and takeout and satisfies grab-and-go appetites.” For example, restaurants can combine the experience of fine dining with fast-casual.