Published April 1, 2016
How to Deal with the No-Shows
Picture your restaurant on a particularly busy night. You have patrons forming a line that is going out the door and unfortunately you only have unreserved tables available. However, they see the empty reserved tables and commotion rises because they should get priority over no-shows! If you are looking for a great way to curb the problem of no-shows, read this article today for tips!
Read the full article here: No Winning with Restaurant No-Shows
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