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.
Creating a unique and memorable seafood experience is accomplished by using ocean-to-table dining, interactive menus, and implementing additional interactive elements for diners.
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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With the increase popularity of delivery, more restaurants are turning toward food delivery to boost their business. But there are some costs with running an in-house restaurant delivery program owners should consider.
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With rising food and gas prices, it's harder for food trucks to stay in business. However, the rise of EV trucks could be a saving grace for food truck operators.
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Whether you’re looking to startup your first restaurant or expand your current restaurant’s business, ghost restaurants or ghost kitchens are a great place to start. Here’s how to finance one.
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Restaurants that aren't applying for Employee Retention Credits are missing out on an average of $140,000 from the Feds. Here's how & why restaurant owners should take advantage of this program.
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The pandemic has caused countless restaurants to fail. Whether your restaurant is world-renowned or just starting, protect yours with these risk management tips.
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There’s no one-size-fits-all to monitoring your restaurant’s financial healthy. But careful planning and attention to detail can ensure your restaurant will be well-equipped to sustain financial success in both the short- and long-term.
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The US labor shortage means finding & keeping top restaurant talent is tough. The best way to keep your staff around is pay them more. The good news is it’s not as huge of an obstacle as you may think.
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Your restaurant’s kitchen equipment is one of the most important and expensive necessities of your business. Here are common pitfalls when choose restaurant equipment & gear, and how to keep bad decisions from being a financial drag.
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Natural gas is often one of the restaurant’s biggest bills. And although your business can’t easily cut gas from the equation, there are ways to make sure your restaurant is using natural gas efficiently and can limit waste.
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If you want your restaurant to succeed than you need to track these four restaurant variance reports — food cost, inventory, labor, and sales. Here are how to manually look at these variance reports, plus the benefit of having these restaurant reports automated.
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