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Ready To Sell? Maybe You Should Be

Modern Restaurant Management

While rewarding at times, it often feels like a never stopping freight train of challenges that only you can overcome. Focus on areas like uniforms, necessary repairs, and maintaining cleanliness. By the end of the first day, we had three full price offers. This business is mentally draining. We decided it was time.

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86 Your Brand Issues: How to Build Cohesive, Memorable Brands that Resonate with Guests

Modern Restaurant Management

The restaurant needs cohesion, from signage to menu design to uniforms. First, You need toensure you’re maintaining brand consistency across multiple locations, and that involves streamlining logistics, sourcing, and staff training to keep quality high across your chain. Data can also help optimize your menu and pricing model.

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KITCHEN RESPECT

Culinary Cues

Changing how we view our concepts, menus, pricing structure, our staff, marketing, and the list goes on has never been more critical. Every day should be an opportunity for each employee to grow, learn, and improve through teaching and training. Yes, I have been preaching the need for change in restaurants.

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TWENTY COMMON MISTAKES INDEPENDENT RESTAURATEURS MAKE

Culinary Cues

Again, turn to the National Restaurant Association for guidance. [] PRICING YOUR MENU BY COMPARISON. More often than not – the success of your restaurant begins with effective menu planning, proper pricing, and consistent execution. Every business requires controls in pricing, consistency, quality, and cash handling.

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Restaurant Cost Control Strategies Every Operator Should Be Using

ChowNow

Factors like portion size, seasonal ingredients, and market price changes all affect this number, which is why inventory management and regular updates to your recipes and pricing matter. In many cases, controlling labor costs is less about cutting people and more about scheduling smarter and cross-training your existing employees.

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A CULTURE OF QUALITY

Culinary Cues

Without a CULTURE OF QUALITY, the relationship of price to results is not always clear. When you push those expensive ingredients to the eventual plate what is most important is guest reaction: “Is it worth the price”. Quality and price are not always synonymous. But I wonder – is this true? Is it worth it!

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A COOK FULFILLED

Culinary Cues

Remember the feeling of belonging you experienced when you wore a clean, pressed, white uniform and apron? You were part of a team and an extension of a long history of tradition and accomplishment – that uniform meant something – it meant someone recognized your potential. PLAN BETTER – TRAIN HARDER.

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