Published August 15, 2016

What Happens When Franchisee Becomes Franchisor

Dave Wood was set to retire from a 17-year career as a Domino’s Pizza franchiser but soon decided preferred to work. He was interested in the casual eat-in fast food type pizza places and he started Firenza. This is a franchise opportunity, however, he is being very select when it comes to entering an any […]

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Are you paying too much for credit card processing?

When you are in business, the phrase “a penny saved is a penny earned” means a lot more than the average person. Let’s face it, most people will go into business to make money. With the ever growing fad of using credit cards rather than cash transactions, hidden fees can add up fast. Suneera Madhani […]

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Published August 14, 2016

Restaurant recession fears rise

There has been a recent slow down in people going to restaurants to eat. When people are feeling good about themselves and there whole situation they often take to restaurants to eat more often. Having a slow done in people doing this can be cause for alarm. The cause for something like this could be […]

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4 ways to solve common staff challenges

Restaurant owners have long had a problem with keeping a good, quality staff. Some small town people may be used to seeing their favorite waiters, waitresses and cooks for many years, but the restaurant industry in big cities are many times just a pit stop for many people on their way to other things. This […]

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The Brick, a Farm-to-Table First in the Area, Heads to Downtown Dadeland

Downtown Dadeland which is located in pine crest Florida has signed several businesses to it’s 127,000 retail space. It has also launched a new restaurant called The Brick. This is thee first farm to table restaurant and it will feature a specialized ” executive menu” targeted toward local professionals looking for a quick bite. The […]

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TableSafe Pay-at-the-Table Technology Achieves PCI Certification

TableSafe has just received PCI PTS certification for their RAIL 2 payment system. This allows TableSafe to start manufacturing their product which is currently highly anticpated in the market. The certification received ensures that the product conforms card data theft protections standards that are mandated by the PCI Security Standards Council. It begins distribution in […]

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Published August 13, 2016

5 ways to market rejected produce on the menu

According to Patricia Cobe, restaurants and the like are starting to buy up undesirable looking produce and use them in their dishes to dampen costs and raise income. By marketing these through familiar and high-class edibles as well as humoring the sensibilities of the environmentally-saavy with talk of sustainability, the average consumer who would otherwise […]

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5 growth builders and busters for healthcare foodservice

The food service industry completed a study on what they expect the coming year to be. There are varying results across the field from hospitals, restaurants, and other service industries. Healthcare operators believe that the coming year will show lots of growth. However, some industries expect a stagnant year ahead. 5 growth builders and busters […]

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6 ways to spice up veggies

Cooking is something many people love to do even if they are not professional chefs. There are so many different things that can be used and so many different foods that can be cooked. there are so many combinations of seasonings as well as types of foods that can make it so exciting. Veggies are […]

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5 crucial steps in preparing for a sale

Selling a restaurant can be a problematic endeavor, but rewarding if you do it right. So it is important to prepare yourself and your restaurant for the impending and with these 5 truly useful tips, you’ll be on your way to selling your restaurant in a quick, easy and successful way. 5 crucial steps in […]

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