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4 Innovative Ways to Grow Your Restaurant & Bar Business

Dec 23, 2021 By Michael Dunlop

The restaurant and bar business has seen a lot of transformations in the past few years. These transformations have been largely driven by the need for business owners to increase their revenue and offer services that meet the requirements of their customers. Technology is playing a crucial role in this as well. Today, there are […]

Filed Under: Run and Grow Tagged With: Restaurants

A Restauranteur’s Pandemic Survival Guide

Nov 12, 2021 By Marlo Richardson

Marlo Richardson, owner of Stage21 Bar and Lounge in Culver City, California, picked an incredible time to start a business. She opened the doors of her sports-centric lounge just as the COVID-19 pandemic was kicking into high gear. However, with savvy business moves and ideas, Marlo was able to mitigate any loss of business income […]

Filed Under: Run and Grow Tagged With: pandemic, Restaurants

Opening a Restaurant? 3 Top Tips

May 24, 2021 By Boris Dzhingarov

If you’re a talented chef or you’re passionate about the hospitality industry, opening your own restaurant could be one of your major ambitions. As well as getting the opportunity to be your own boss, starting a restaurant can be a fantastic way to become an integral part of your local community. Royalty-free image Of course, […]

Filed Under: Startup Tagged With: Restaurants

Everything You Need to Know About Food Franchises

Nov 9, 2020 By Bill Bradley

Many of the people who choose to franchise in the food industry already have experience working in and operating restaurants. But owning your own piece of the food industry is different than working in someone else’s restaurant or retailer. It’s important to understand the food franchise industry before you make your franchising decision. 37% of […]

Filed Under: Franchise Center Tagged With: Food Industry, Franchising, Restaurants

How To Start Your Restaurant On A Low Budget

Aug 10, 2020 By Ilan Kaps

Many potential restaurant owners have been left hanging because of COVID-19. Existing restaurants have struggled to keep their heads above the water. Starting a restaurant has simply been impossible. However, as we move towards an end to the crisis, you may be considering finally putting your plans into action. Unfortunately, chances are that you have […]

Filed Under: Getting Your Office Ready, Startup Tagged With: Restaurants

These States Have the Most Essential Businesses

Jun 22, 2020 By Lending Tree

A swath of the U.S. from the south Atlantic into the heartland has the greatest number of businesses deemed essential during a stay-at-home order. Nonessential businesses are now joining critical industries, opening their doors to the public for the first time in weeks as most state governors loosen COVID-19 restrictions. Although essential businesses vary by […]

Filed Under: Covid-19, Leadership Tagged With: Restaurants, Retail

How You Can Help Small Businesses Impacted by Covid-10

Apr 9, 2020 By Meredith Hoffman

In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, small business owner Brittany Franey can be found standing in her driveway passing out food orders to the neighbors in her community. They, along with the rest of the world, have been quarantining in their homes for the last several weeks. Brittney and her husband, Craig, are part […]

Filed Under: Relationships Tagged With: Gift Cards, Online, Restaurants

The Small Business Owner’s Guide to Restaurant Financing

Oct 2, 2019 By Wagepoint

Running a restaurant can be hectic—and when it comes to maintaining positive cash flow, you might be feeling the heat. Business funding may be the answer to keeping things running smoothly. In this guide, we’ll explain: How you can put financing to use for your restaurant. Factors to consider when weighing your restaurant loan choices. […]

Filed Under: Working with Investors, Working with Lenders Tagged With: Financing, Investors, Lenders, Restaurants

Restaurant Timekeeping, Scheduling, and Payroll

Aug 16, 2019 By Wagepoint

Running a restaurant sometimes feels like your hair is constantly aflame. Shift to shift, week to week, serving your customers takes hard work that often goes unseen (and maybe a little unappreciated, too). You don’t have a lot of time to make mistakes, especially when it comes to back-office tasks. Having smart tools that enhance […]

Filed Under: Human Resources Tagged With: Payroll, Restaurants, Timekeeping

Restaurant Industry Trends: What to Adopt and What to Not

Jul 22, 2019 By BusinessesForSale.com

Establishing and running a restaurant in the 21st century is not what it used to be. Even in the last decade, the industry has undergone tremendous change. Restaurant owners must be ready to adapt as their customers become increasingly knowledgeable, dine out more frequently and expect higher standards and a faster service. With a growing […]

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Restaurants, Trends

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