Published September 2, 2016
Beware of the Open Kitchen – Backburner Blog by eTundra.com
Open kitchens might seem like a transparent move by restaurants and they certainly look beautiful to diners. Beware though. When the kitchen is open, you sometimes hear more than the average customer wants to hear, including scuffles between employees. Here are a few more reasons to be wary of the open kitchen environment.
Beware of the Open Kitchen – Backburner Blog by eTundra.com
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