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How to Write a Killer Business Plan for Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

In this section, you want to provide details on your management team, discuss outside support and detail your hiring criteria and growth plans. You have an opportunity to showcase your attention to detail and knowledge of who you need to hire. . You need to know their daily traffic patterns, spending habits and dietary restrictions.

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MRM Research Roundup: Top F&B Trends to Watch

Modern Restaurant Management

Despite the industry being at its most stable since 2019, customers being more educated and engaged around the issues impacting the food system, and massive strides made in creating sustainable and equitable conditions for staff, rising costs are greatly impacting both operations and the public’s dining out frequency.

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AI Flips into White Castle and Resetting America

Modern Restaurant Management

In this edition of MRM News Bites, we feature robots in fast food, virtual education and chef-inspired, plant-based ice cream. With the seed round investment, Bbot plans to hire top talent, expand its market presence and accelerate its product roadmap. White Castle Employs Flippy the Robot.

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HAGS Will Be Queer First, and a Restaurant Second

EATER

The menu at HAGS will accommodate any number of substitutions and dietary restrictions. She was a fast study, and though she says she “didn’t have any life-sustaining skill [or] know how to cook anything,” she soon enough found herself ready for and craving a more technical culinary education.

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Immigrant-Led Food Startups Face an Uphill Battle in the Pandemic

EATER

Then, the company’s owners pulled out of the new locations when coronavirus restrictions brought in-store demonstrations to an end. Education is definitely a huge part of our business,” says Oyna co-founder Mehdi Parnia. college educated, and familiar with institutions. It was super confusing the whole time.

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MRM Research Roundup: Mid-December 2019 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

” “The more moderate pace of consumption implies the softening in hiring and income growth should continue. Celebrating the sustainable, health and cost benefits of lab-grown food will be crucial in educating consumers about nature-identical alternatives. Fewer arguments (16 percent).

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4 Rookie Mistakes To Avoid When Running A Catering Business

The Restaurant Times

The biggest mistake caterers tend to make before events is not hiring enough staff. Since the catering business is so physically demanding, don’t make the mistake of asking your employees to take on more assignments to hire fewer people. Do You Have Enough Staff For Your Catering Business? Source: Unsplash.