Food Safety Food Truck Outdoor Seating 
Modern Restaurant Management
AUGUST 5, 2021
It’s not enough just to recover, retail and specifically restaurants and the food industry are compelled to pivot, adapt and create a model that will endure. Ongoing public health and safety concerns push down demand for the indoor restaurant experience. Food Trucks Factor in the New Normal.
The Restaurant Times
AUGUST 5, 2022
If you are planning to start your food truck, you must know that it involves a lot of work because you will be competing with more than 35,000 food trucks that are currently operating in the US. The number of food trucks has grown almost four times in the last decade resulting in very high competition.
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Cheetah
OCTOBER 11, 2021
Outdoor dining in parklets, aka streateries, saved millions of restaurants and bars around the world during the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s great news for many restaurants who rely on outdoor dining as the only lifeline to tug them through winter. California Formalizes Outdoor Dining Through 2024. Safety First.
Restaurant365
JANUARY 11, 2022
Even though your restaurant POS system should track discounts and voids automatically, it’s advisable to keep track of trends through your digital manager log to prevent theft, provide more training to inexperienced staff and learn what food is getting discounted and comped. Ensure health and safety protocols are met. Conclusion.
Modern Restaurant Management
AUGUST 6, 2021
In the “great reopening”, many restaurants adjusted their business plans in order to survive the pandemic, adding outdoor seating, serving takeout and delivery, or consolidating staff. “This has led to increased parklets, food trucks and dining-to-go options for customers,” Howell noted.
Restaurant365
JANUARY 11, 2022
Even though your restaurant POS system should track discounts and voids automatically, it’s advisable to keep track of trends through your digital manager log to prevent theft, provide more training to inexperienced staff and learn what food is getting discounted and comped. Ensure health and safety protocols are met. Conclusion.
7 Shifts
JULY 21, 2020
That means if you get a line of credit as a safety net for an emergency and never use it, you won't have to pay anything for it. You can use a short term loan to finance just about any of your restaurant expenses: payroll, outdoor seating investment, food truck, etc.
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