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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Restaurant and bar owners face difficult decisions as they attempt to balance increased costs and customer satisfaction in a new normal for the industry.
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Like it or not, the Fight for $15 is going to win. Restaurant operators should prepare now for a mandated minimum wage increase to see how they’ll manage the change and get ahead of the game.
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In today’s restaurant news: how to build the ultimate gameday menu, We Work introduced a food labs for foodservice startups, should restaurants include surcharges for ordinary business expenses, and more!
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In today's restaurant news: how to implement a restaurant service surcharge, Cheesecake Factory goes fast-casual and is Slice the future of pizza delivery?
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There are a few main ways of offsetting rising labor costs, especially caused by local minimum wage increases. Here are a few tips for properly implementing a restaurant service surcharge to guests' bill.
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The Department of Labor's rollback of an Obama-era tip-pooling policy seemed to quell the no-tipping debatet, but it's been revealed that the DoL withheld an unfavorable report on the impacts of the new policy. Restaurant operators and their staff should be pissed.
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Do you let your servers add gratuity to groups under five or eight? What if the guest brings in a coupon? Better question may be: Should you let them add a service surcharge?
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The wage war in the restaurant industry continues. Here's how one Vermont restaurant is looking to bridge the pay gap between front and back of house staff.
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With some states increasing their minimum wage and a general cry for improve living wages for workers, it seems that tipping may be going the way of the dinosaurs and eight-tracks.
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