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CHEFS – TIME TO BRING BACK THE “WOW” IN DINING

Culinary Cues

Many of us entered the kitchen as an inexperienced person with a lack of direction in life, and as a result of the work, the people, maybe a solid mentor, and the rush of adrenaline when things went well – came out the other end as an enthusiastic cook. So, let’s take a break from complaining and focus on the WOW again.

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Take a Byte Out of This: Emerging Restaurant Technology

Social Hospitality

Other restaurants — especially in fast food — adopted mobile payments. Other restaurants — especially in fast food — adopted mobile payments. Customers can order food and pay through an app or online service. For example, gone are the days where you have to wait for the server to bring your check.

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Moves Modern Restaurants Are Making in 2024

Modern Restaurant Management

A chief reason is due to caution or uncertainty exhibited by conscious consumers, with 48 percent saying they are taking the ‘wait and see’ approach and holding back on spending in 2024. Moving to Multichannel Dining Experiences Dining out is… back? Orders come from a multitude of places.

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DON’T NICKEL AND DIME YOUR GUEST or IMPRESS THEM WITH QUANTITY

Culinary Cues

There’s a reactionary movement that I keep seeing in restaurants; a movement that assumes the answer to the restaurant bottom line is to take more and give less or give too much to justify raising prices. This is compounded when a restaurant doesn’t even take bread seriously. Come on, we know this!

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Restaurant service: What it takes to knock it out of the park in 2023

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We think the food going down our throats is the product,” says Ryan Giffen, assistant professor of hospitality management at California State University at Long Beach, in the Washington Post. “We Leveling up the dining experience and taking feedback seriously can turn guests into evangelists for your brand.

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Dine-In or Carry Out: 4 Benefits of Offering Both

Restaurant Engine

Carry out is growing, but demand for in-person dining continues. While dine-in is alive and well in restaurants today, you may be wondering whether you should expand to carry out and offer both services. In fact, according to a Door Dash survey: 76% have ordered food to carry out.

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THE COOK’S ADRENALINE RUSH

Culinary Cues

It’s the fire in the belly waiting to take charge, the anxiety being held in check, cold sweat running down your back even though it’s 120 degrees where you stand, and the nervous chatter of tongs clicking to the beat of a cook’s rhythm. The dining room opens in 15 minutes and the adrenaline is starting to churn. Everything looks good.