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

The Rail

To avoid costly damage, your kitchen equipment, bar fixtures, storage units, and decor pieces require careful handling. This is where hiring professional restaurant equipment movers becomes crucial. A well-informed team is more likely to feel like part of the vision and not just a cog in the machine.

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‘In the Future, Customers Will Drive Up to a Drive-Thru to Just Pick Up Their Food.’

Modern Restaurant Management

Generic demographic details (age, gender) derived from computer vision can be as useful as identifying the individual using their license plate or mobile device. You have more information about your menu, your restaurant, your employees, and your customers than anyone else. Exploit the competitive advantage in your proprietary data.

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10 Often Overlooked Ways to Improve Restaurant Safety and Prevent Accidents

Modern Restaurant Management

Informal check-ins to assess mental well-being and reduce employee burnout. Regularly Inspect and Maintain Restaurant Fire Safety Equipment Functional fire safety equipment is non-negotiable for your restaurant's safety and longevity. Schedule regular electrical wiring inspections by licensed electricians.

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Seven Questions Restaurants Should be Asking About Insurance Coverage

Modern Restaurant Management

If you are a caterer, you’ll face traditional restaurant risks like equipment breakdown and damage to your property; however, you may have a greater interest in coverage such as hired and non-owned vehicle insurance. This information is provided as a convenience for informational purposes only.

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Restaurant Failure Rate: Why Restaurants Fail And How To Make Yours Succeed

ChowNow

Start with a detailed business plan that lays out every cost, from food costs and equipment to licensing and operating expenses. Use this information to make smart adjustments to your menu items, pricing, or food quality. Create a buffer for unexpected expenses and slow times. Feedback is free market research.

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Your Guide to A Food Truck Commissary: What it is and How to Start One

The Food Corridor

These licensed commercial spaces give operators a place to store inventory, prep food, and clean their equipment—ensuring they meet health codes and run efficiently. Storage & Prep Space – Commissaries offer access to commercial equipment, dry storage, and prep stations, without the need for a large upfront investment.

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SaaS POS Systems: Why Cloud-Based POS is the Future of Restaurant Management

Lavu

Software, as a Service, commonly referred to as SaaS, is a relatively new business model where software is licensed to customers on a subscription-based plan over the internet. In contrast, SaaS platforms often have affordable monthly hosting fees and inexpensive license fees, if any.

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