How To Start A Restaurant (Part 2)
Target Customers A restaurant’s choices in menu, atmosphere, and prices are generally made with the objective of attracting a specific type of customer, such as
Target Customers A restaurant’s choices in menu, atmosphere, and prices are generally made with the objective of attracting a specific type of customer, such as
Starting a new or acquiring an existing restaurant is an enormous undertaking. There are several steps you must take in order to begin the venture,
Cost controls are primarily proactive measures established to keep costs in line with standards and allow the operation to maximize its profits. The sooner cost
The answer to the question is simple. As little as possible. The point is, you don’t want to convert your liquid cash to perishable food
Myth 1 BUYING LARGER QUANTITIES TO GET VOLUME DISCOUNTS SAVES MONEY. Not after you account for the extra waste, theft, bigger portion sizes and carelessness
Owners and operators who want to be effective in communicating with their employees need to develop the ability to listen. Listening to another person’s account
I am often asked by my clients to provide training services. As if somehow the process of “training” will magically make all their operational problems
When something goes wrong in an organization, the first thing many bosses want to know is: “Who did it?” “Who’s to blame?” That’s not a
Employee turnover is one of the costliest problems facing restaurant operators. Low employee moral, decreased customer satisfaction, and increased liability exposure result from the restaurant
The manager is the single most important position in your restaurant. Managers influence the attitude and behavior of all restaurant employees. In order to ensure