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Why Training is the Key to Accurate Messaging About Gluten-Free Foodservice

Modern Restaurant Management

Training your staff in best practices for serving gluten-free dishes is one of the best proactive measures you can take to avoid such conflicts, as well as to demonstrate your commitment to ensuring the safety of gluten-free diners. Meeting the needs of gluten-free consumers also extends beyond the front of the house.

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What is a Restaurant’s Front Of House (FOH) – Everything You Need To Know

The Restaurant Times

Front-of-house (FOH) refers to all activities and settings a patron will experience while dining at a restaurant, including the lobby and dining area. Hence, your restaurant’s front-of-the-house staff members should always maintain a high standard of personal hygiene and present a polished, welcoming image.

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THE KING IS IN THE HOUSE

Culinary Cues

Outside people went about their day, never giving mind to the effort, dichotomy of characters, hustle, stress, and complexity of what takes place in the “back of the house” at a twelve hundred room hotel. Chefs are often nostalgic. So here is an example of a story build mostly on fact with I’m sure a touch of embellishment over the years.

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CULINARY EXCELLENCE WITHOUT SNOBBERY

Culinary Cues

It will take super-human effort, ample amounts of time, arduous training, and boat loads of cash. Even the Michelin Guide broke the ice of snobbery in recent years. How’s that for an introductory sentence? Is it worth it” (not necessarily price) seemed to rise as a real factor in determining the long-term success of a restaurant.

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How to Manage Multiple Restaurants and Locations

7 Shifts

You won't be able to refer to your previous restaurant opening playbook and follow it to the letter. The benefits of this decision include relying on a proven business model, which will ease the opening and operating process, as you'll be able to refer to what worked (and what is working) at your original location. Table of Contents.

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CHEFS – WHAT DOES YOUR MENU REPRESENT?

Culinary Cues

This menu is developed using analytical data that is drawn from surveys and historical reference to other restaurants within a community or region. Consider this – the menu is the most important component of a successful restaurant and once designed it can, and should, impact every other aspect of the business.

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Create a Restaurant Training Manual Step-by-Step (with examples)

The Eat Restaurant

So, you’ve finally managed to expand your kitchen and front of house teams – the next step is to get new servers up to speed on their roles. An effective way to do this is to use a restaurant training manual.