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This is Slowing Down Your Restaurant Growth — And How to Fix It

Modern Restaurant Management

You’re handling inventory, coordinating staff, and managing delivery routes, but everything seems to take twice as long as it should. For example, let’s say you run out of a key ingredient because inventory wasn’t tracked accurately. If you’re a catering business owner juggling multiple orders in a single day.

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Food That Travels Well for Delivery: Tips for COVID-19

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Whether you have been offering delivery and takeout for years, or have had to make a recent pivot during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to know which food travels best for delivery—and how to change up your menu to stay profitable while dine-in isn't an option. A win, win, win! Every delivery helps in these unprecedented times.

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Five Things Every Restaurant Can Do to Boost Profits While Reopening

Modern Restaurant Management

If running a restaurant wasn’t already expensive, running one under new distancing regulations means less capacity and investment in safety infrastructure that will take a toll on costs. Optimize Inventory. Let’s say you operate a burger shop with beginning inventory valued at $5,000. CoGS for the period is $2000.

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COVID Caused Five Permanent Changes in the Restaurant Industry

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurant’s safety protocols were done “behind the scenes,” and guests most likely didn’t care about the sanitation of high-touch surfaces or whether they were sitting within six feet of other tables. During the pandemic, travel restrictions meant restaurants had to figure out new ways to inspect their facilities.

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How AI Will Save the Restaurant Industry

Modern Restaurant Management

Some of the biggest disruptors will result from the increase in information technology, autonomous vehicles, automation and robotics in the kitchen, and AI chefs. Drivers will have more time to eat, go through drive-throughs with the vehicles, use both hands when eating, and longer travel times will become more commonplace.

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Your 7-Step Guide to Reopening Your Restaurant

7 Shifts

Run through our guide to reopening your restaurant to plan your labor, inventory, marketing, and more so you can reopen with a bang. Employees must report any symptoms and recent travel to their managers before a shift. Keeping your dining and kitchen area clean is critical in keeping your employees and guests safe.

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THE KING IS IN THE HOUSE

Culinary Cues

Pushing through the swinging kitchen doors I am engulfed by the smells, sounds, and oh such intense heat from a busy operation. The kitchen is all about sensory overload and even though it might seem like an overload of unorganized effort, to those who are seasoned veterans – it is comforting.