We once look again into our crystal ball to predict what the biggest stories of 2025 will be for the sports bar and restaurant industry.
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Congrats on surviving another year! To end the year, we look at the top stories that dominated the restaurant industry in 2024.
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In today’s restaurant news: baby is born to golf & Brazilian ping pong (feet only) [presented by ChiveTV], Starbucks is opening its first signing store, will adding digital kiosks into your restaurant somehow mean more employees, and more!
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In today’s restaurant news: The Complete Ordering Glossary for Restaurants [Presented by Orderly], the World’s first cannabis beer, millennials want complimentary tech in restaurants, and more!
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In today’s restaurant news: 9 important benefits of using digital restaurant menus, French rosé fraud, discussing ‘No-Poach’ agreements, and more!
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Most diners will just ignore the tip jar at the counter, but a lot of your restaurant’s staff rely on those tips to pay the bills. One way to boost guest tips is to get creative with your tip jars.
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In today's restaurant news: slash your food costs with this guide from Orderly, Scaramucci's weird restaurant goings-on, saving money by staff staying home, and more!
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: Facebook introduces a new feature that lets users order food from nearby restaurants, Mike's Hard Lemonade goes through a dramatic brand change, media analysts suggest ESPN drops Monday Night Football.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: How to deal with the worst possible type of guests and what to expect from 'A Day Without Women' impacting our industry.
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If you ask the typical restaurant operator how they perceive the honesty/integrity of their bartenders, the general answer will be “negatively”. It is an old axiom that all bartenders steal and it’s just a matter of how much. Here are some tips for creating an atmosphere of trust that'll boost profits.
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If you want to get more out of your staff give them titles that warrant the hard work they do day in and day out. If you hire someone as a “food runner”, that is exactly what you’re going to get. If you hire someone as a guest service assistant their whole scope of responsibility changes even if the job description stays the same.
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