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Delivery Fraud: Fighting Scams to Protect Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

Educate Staff on Fraud Awareness Train staff to recognize and respond to signs of fraud, both in online transactions and in the restaurant itself. How can operators train staff to be cognizant of fraud? Additionally, having uniform policies will help with fraud detection and prevention. In 2023, over 1.5

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THE THING ABOUT KITCHEN DESIGN

Culinary Cues

Over the past few decades, I have been asked to design a number of kitchens for restaurants and banquet spaces – a task that I thoroughly enjoy. Chefs” want to create kitchens that work, spaces that are designed to correct the numerous problems that were previously faced in poorly designed kitchens.

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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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CHEFS – TRUST THE PROCESS

Culinary Cues

It may seem trivial to some, but this begins with the uniform and respecting the traditions and meanings of the crisp white jacket, an ironed apron, polished shoes, and a skull cap for young cooks and toque for the sous chef and chef. A win-win-win. [] RESULTS: The process is designed to yield the results that everyone expects.

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Ready To Sell? Maybe You Should Be

Modern Restaurant Management

While rewarding at times, it often feels like a never stopping freight train of challenges that only you can overcome. Even the menu I created was designed to be simple so that a future, less experienced owner would never have to be under the thumb of a high-end, temperamental chef. This business is mentally draining.

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STEPPING INTO PROFESSIONALISM

Culinary Cues

THEY ARE OUT THERE, and they are willing to teach, train, support, and inspire those who want to be great. In a proper kitchen, the uniform is clean, pressed, and complete. The dance is well designed, and every person plays a role in bringing service to fruition. Yes, but at the same time I offer encouragement to change.

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Restaurant Branding 101: Straightforward Strategies That Work

ChowNow

Design your brands look and feel. Start by creating a cohesive design that includes your logo, color palette, and typography. To achieve this, focus on creating uniformity across all aspects of your restaurant. Your brand identity is the visual and emotional representation of your restaurant. Consistency builds trust.