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Culinary Cues
FEBRUARY 2, 2024
Changing how we view our concepts, menus, pricing structure, our staff, marketing, and the list goes on has never been more critical. Change, however, does not infer that we need to abandon the core principles of our profession and how we view the process of cooking for others.
Culinary Cues
AUGUST 21, 2023
Two income earners in most families left little time for cooking at home and restaurants offered a service as well as a reward for a hard-days work. But this became more difficult when restaurants serve a larger role in American life. What we do know is that people are social by nature. Cope they did, at least some of them.
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Modern Restaurant Management
APRIL 9, 2024
More than half of respondents (54 percent) expressed optimism about the positive impact of AI in the restaurant industry, according to a survey from Slang.ai. Despite this optimism, less than one-third of operators currently utilize AI indicating untapped potential for technological integration within the industry. A promising 71.6
Culinary Cues
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
There is no shortage of organizations established to support their segment of a far-reaching industry. I tend to try and separate cause and effect – knowing that nothing will truly change unless we identify cause and focus on that. When the Great Depression came to an end – restaurants and bars positioned themselves to thrive.
Culinary Cues
AUGUST 19, 2023
Prohibition and the Speakeasy: Prohibition from 1920-1933 made it illegal to produce, distribute, serve, or consume alcoholic beverages except as a sacrament in the church and for medicinal purposes prescribed by doctors. Speakeasies did oftentimes serve food, but it was not the centerpiece of their existence. That was about to evolve.
7 Shifts
APRIL 3, 2023
The restaurant industry has a wage problem. It's one of the only industries where workers can legally be paid under the already low Federal minimum wage of $7.25 Because tipping is so deeply woven into the fabric of restaurant culture, it's hard to imagine the industry without it.
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 21, 2024
It also ended with continued economic growth and low unemployment, making it a profitable, yet challenging year for small businesses in the food service industry. As we head into 2024, all eyes are on the Federal Reserve as interest rates hold the key to employment and the consumer spending fueling the small business economy.
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