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The Keys to Offering Both In-House and Third-Party Delivery

Modern Restaurant Management

Delivery is an essential part of restaurants nowadays, which is why there are more restaurants partnering with third-party delivery services, even if they already have their own in-house delivery. If you monitor these reports regularly, you’re going to know right away when one third-party service is outperforming the others.

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Optimize Staff and Resources with Pre-Made Food Products

Modern Restaurant Management

As consumers watch food prices continue to rise, the demand for cost-effective meal solutions are prompting c-stores, full-service, and quick-service restaurants to increase their offerings. Additionally, there is a persistent gap reported between job openings in the foodservice industry and number of hires. Consistency is key.

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KITCHEN RESPECT

Culinary Cues

I see it through the eyes of the operator, the chef, the cook, server, and customer – it is a virus that continues to spread and grow exponentially. In the same light, the employee has a personal responsibility to constantly improve and learn about product, process, creativity, people, and service.

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

The Rail

Are you moving to provide a better customer base? This clarity also lets you communicate confidently with your team and customers, helping them buy into your vision for your restaurants future. Remember, location influences customer flow, staff retention, and menu pricing. Lower rent? More foot traffic?

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How to Create an Effective Restaurant Onboarding Process

7 Shifts

In order for new hires to perform well and stay happy in their roles, hiring managers need to pay more attention to the restaurant onboarding process. The purpose of the onboarding process is to teach new hires how to do their jobs successfully, and to catch them up on the company's culture and procedures.

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DO IT RIGHT

Culinary Cues

A restaurant cannot survive on attitude, service, and food alone – it must operate as a savvy business. Make sure that every part of your system aligns with consistency: purchasing specs, production, flavor profile, presentation, and service. Hiring is not something to take lightly. It’s all about your people.

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WHAT RESTAURANT OWNERS GET WRONG

Culinary Cues

Even the most loyal guest will start to drift away if they can’t depend on the service, the product, or the hours of operation. Even when the owner is present – he or she must depend on the consistent interactions between customers and the restaurant’s employees. Engage them and they will become your ambassadors.