Monthly Archives: August 2017
Published August 2, 2017
What Amazon’s Whole Foods Buy Means for Quick Service
Amazon just recently purchased Whole foods, which is a health food chain throughout the country. Amazon is going to be meal kits with Whole Foods which will be a bit expensive but they have all of the high quality ingredients people want for a meal. Amazon already offers meal kits but Whole Foods has a […]
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Published August 1, 2017
Restaurant operating costs rise above 50% turnover
Many people know that it is quite expensive to run a restaurant. Of all the businesses that open, restaurants are the mostly likely to close within the first year or two. Reports show that one of those reasons is the costly over head to run a restaurant. Operating costs for restaurants is over 50% which […]
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Attention to detail
Experiences in a restaurant setting are normally focused on food quality and the level of service provided. But well made food and happy servers are no cover for an unattractive environment. Dusty lamps, broken items, unpolished accessories can all lead to a reduced client perception. Customers may not notice that you have polished the door […]
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Exploring one of Chicago’s Rare Wine Collections
The Gibson Group in Chicago has established itself as a leader in fine dining. Now, at one of their establishments, Hugo’s Frog Bar and Fish House, they are branching out to include fine wines as well. The chef and wine enthusiast Lawrence Kobesky had expanded the menu to include rare wines offered through their Library […]
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What Would You Do in a Food Safety Crisis?
Every manager should be prepared in the instance of a food safety crisis. Whether that crisis happened at the fault of a vendor or employee it is your responsibility thankfully to handle the situation competently and professionally and affirm your customers of your care, quality, and dedication to good everything. It’s best to first understand […]
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