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DON’T SETTLE FOR MEDIOCRITY

Culinary Cues

What piece of equipment will be most successful in reaching your goals of deliciousness? This can work for the hot dog stand that attracts customers from 20 miles away to the fine dining restaurant picking organic fresh vegetables from their roof top garden. It is your job to SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF.

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Restaurant Bookkeeping: Comprehensive Guide to Master Bookkeeping

7 Shifts

This includes your cash, accounts receivables (sales you made to your customers on credit that can be paid in the short term), and your inventory. For instance, opting for plain takeout packaging and simply attaching a sticker with your business logo on it could be more cost-efficient than customizing your takeout plastics.

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How To Start a Landscaping Business: Step-by-Step Guide

Sling

Some services absolutely demand special equipment (and even special training), and offering them right out of the gate can put a serious dent in your startup capital. 4) Investigate landscaping tools and technology As we mentioned, you may need some serious equipment to get your business going.

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The Keys to Offering Both In-House and Third-Party Delivery

Modern Restaurant Management

Maintain a Similar Customer Experience. Ideally, your customers should notice almost no difference between getting a delivery through your in-house system and a third party. But this lets other orders slip through the cracks, resulting in longer wait times and unhappy customers. Direct All Orders to Your POS.

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In Uncertain Times, Food Liability Insurance Helps you Prepare for the Worst

The Food Corridor

From a customer getting sick from a foodborne illness, or an unexpected fire or theft, to loss of income through a fridge or freezer failure, risk is part of the business. The way to mitigate the risk is to take out a robust insurance policy. They pool the customer premiums to cover any claims. What the FLIP is the Solution?

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How To Start A Catering Business In The USA

The Restaurant Times

There can be companies that cater to larger groups, or if you are starting out, you can start small for a party of 20 or 50 people depending on the experience, equipment, and capital you have. Prepare food on-site: This makes you heavily dependent on your customers’ facilities for the meal prep. Serving equipment .

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Questions in the Minds of Restaurant Job Applicants

Ken Burgin

Chefs may wish to know how much freedom they have to contribute ideas, experiment with dishes, and have a say in menu development. By proactively addressing these questions during the interview process or in job postings, you can create a more effective recruitment experience. How are customer feedback and complaints managed?