This one captures a few incredible truths about our trendiest peers. But does any of it relate to you rank-and-file full-service restaurant?
How Hollywood Sees Us: Everything wrong with trendy restaurants
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How Hollywood Sees Us: Managing slighted servers
When a party of six is really a party of three, it can irk your service staff. When that happens, it's up to managers to step in and coach them through it.
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How Hollywood Sees Us: Spotting a fight before it happens
In this scene from Heat, we learn that it's not always easy to spot a bar/restaurant fight before it happens.
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How Hollywood sees us: Belittling the kitchen staff
Thanks to celeb-chefs like Gordon Ramsey and Anthony Bourdain, chefs are getting a bad rep for being giant a-holes to their co-workers. Not cool, bro.
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How Hollywood sees us: Taking your regulars for granted
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How Hollywood sees us: ‘Ratatouille’ gets it right
Hollywood doesn't get much right when it comes to depicting the restaurant industry. Ratatouille, however, was spot on.
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How Hollywood sees us: Unnecessary restaurant bureaucracy
Restaurant managers are typically depicted as simple-minded baffoons who care more about trifles than the big picture. We all know better than that.
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How Hollywood sees us: The Lonely Diner
Being an insider in the restaurant industry, you know the best places to sit when dining alone. Your guests? Not so much. Here's how to manage it.
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