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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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The Tech Revolution Reshaping the Restaurant Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

Whether it's the utilization of AI-driven analytics to elevate menu design or the precision of robotics transforming kitchen operations, a new era in dining is taking shape. This requires a modular design approach, from adaptable kitchens to multifunctional dining spaces. Advanced POS systems go beyond mere transaction processing.

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COOKS – INVEST IN YOUR CAREER – REAP THE BENEFITS

Culinary Cues

This is a business of pennies so buying right, storing properly, planning correctly, following procedures and recipes, portioning, controlling waste, and designing effective menus are essential tools in leading a restaurant to profit. PAY ATTENTION TO PROFIT: talk to your chef about this. This is an essential ingredient of any cuisine.

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How Hygiene Can Bolster Restaurant Performance and Satisfaction

Modern Restaurant Management

One-at-a-time and controlled dispensers can reduce waste and serve more guests between refills. Implementing sustainable hygiene practices—like using wipers made from recycled materials or controlled dispensers that reduce waste—reinforces your dedication to helping the planet.

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Optimize Staff and Resources with Pre-Made Food Products

Modern Restaurant Management

Pre-made food products can provide simplicity for staff while also helping cut costs, reduce waste, and increase consistency while maintaining a wide variety of menu items. These occurrences can lead to increased waste, ultimately driving up costs that your business must eat.

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The complete guide to food & beverage cost control in restaurants

Tableo

Here’s why it’s so important: Cost management: Good F&B management enables you to control expenses, cut waste, and boost profit margins. Inventory control To control costs and cut waste, you must effectively control inventory: Sort your inventory into different categories, such as high-value products, non-perishables and perishables.

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Benefits of Automation and Digital Offerings in Restaurant Spaces

Restaurant Business

Once the order is received, employees in the kitchen prepare the order, then place it in the order’s designated food locker, where the customer can pick it up without interacting with an employee. Reduced waste and food cost savings Finally, automation can help reduce waste. Smart Kitchen) model in Englewood, N.J., Bottom line?