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CHEFS – WHAT DOES YOUR MENU REPRESENT?

Culinary Cues

Consider this – the menu is the most important component of a successful restaurant and once designed it can, and should, impact every other aspect of the business. YES – the menu is that important! The menu comes first and should reflect the philosophy of the owners and chef and how the operators expect to be perceived by the public.

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Spooky Halloween Cocktails to Elevate Your Bar’s Menu

Goliath Consulting

Here are some Halloween cocktail ideas that will thrill your guests and add seasonal flair to your menu. Garnish it with fresh blackberries and a sprig of mint to enhance its spooky presentation. Adding festive cocktails to your menu is a surefire way to attract new guests and keep your regulars coming back for more!

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Providing The Best Restaurant Customer Experience in 2024

7 Shifts

From creating a welcoming ambiance to offering unique menu items, let’s explore the ways you can refine your restaurant's customer experience in 2024. Presentation also matters. Menu and food choices Your restaurant’s menu and food choices can entice or put off customers.

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THE MISUNDERSTOOD CHEF

Culinary Cues

It is a close-knit industry of wannabe perfectionists who feel every ounce of pressure that looming failure can present. This is why ownership of the menu is so important to the chef, this is why the exactness of each plate, the consistency of flavor, and the beauty of the presentation are so critical to the chef.

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YOU THINK YOU KNOW HOW TO BE A CHEF

Culinary Cues

Have you experienced the flavors and presentations of the items that may grace your menu? Do you understand the seasonality of ingredients and how to adjust for less than stellar quality or substitute ingredients that will bring you close to the same result in a recipe? Is this the extent of your knowledge of menu planning?

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CHEFS – ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER

Culinary Cues

More than anything else, when I was in restaurant kitchens I looked forward to planning and testing the next set of menu changes. A stale menu is not cost effective, ignorant of quality issues with ingredients, uninspiring for employees, and just plain boring. Winter is, by far my favorite season to plan menus.

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26 Proven Ways to Market Your Restaurant Online and Increase Bookings

7 Shifts

Photos of your menu items, ambiance, and even happy customers will give potential guests a glimpse of the dining experience you offer. Use it to share updates, special events, or new menu items. For example, you can promote your seasonal dishes or happy hour specials. It's an active marketing tool.

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