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

Modern Restaurant Management

“There are certainly lower fees the marketplace will charge if you handle the delivery in-house, but the insurance, staffing, and additional costs that come with in-house delivery may get pretty close to comparable, if not more,” he said. ” Costs aren’t the only thing that should be top of mind when making this choice.

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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? Walk through the steps toward excellence: What blend of meat and what fat content make the most flavorful and moist burger? What method of cooking will yield the best opportunity for caramelization and deliciousness?

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How to Read a Restaurant P&L (Profit and Loss) Statement + Free Template

SpotOn

Health insurance, retirement plans (401(k)), paid time off (PTO) (vacation, sick leave, holiday pay), workers compensation, and meal discounts Training and onboarding. Cleaning, packaging (to-go supplies), printing, menu, office, dining room, kitchen, office, event, rentals, uniforms, first aid, etc. Equipment leases.

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ChowNow’s Guide to Restaurant Expenses & Cost-Saving Tips

ChowNow

From ingredients to insurance, new restaurants need to know how to manage fixed and variable costs. Fixed costs generally stay the same each month and are not tied to sales, such as rent or insurance. Restaurant expenses can add up quickly if you’re not careful. Balancing your budget is the most essential recipe for success.

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Restaurant Bookkeeping: Comprehensive Guide to Master Bookkeeping

7 Shifts

In fact, approximately 47% of restaurant owners say they would repair or update their equipment if only they had any extra money on hand. Will you have their uniforms produced for them, or will you give them a clothing allowance? Labor costs Labor costs usually depend on your restaurant’s policy.

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Restaurant Budgeting: How to Create A Restaurant Budget

7 Shifts

Your restaurant expenses may vary depending on various factors, such as the equipment you use, your business location, the size of your operation, and whether you own or rent your commercial space. Your fixed costs, for instance, stay almost the same monthly and yearly, like your insurance and rent/lease payments.

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Why Restaurant Inventory Management is an Accounting Function

Restaurant365

Occupancy expenses (fixed costs such as rent, property taxes, and property insurance). Operating expenses (other costs such as equipment repairs, professional fees, or laundry). Labor costs (employee wages, payroll taxes, employee benefits, etc.). Simplifying intercompany inventory transactions.

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