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Beyond Dining in the Dark: What It’s Actually Like to Eat Out When You’re Blind

EATER

At each of these restaurants (as well as at ubiquitous one-off dining in the dark fundraising events), diners follow a similar procedure: They’re asked to stash their phones and other light-emitting items into lockers, and then walk, conga line-style, into a pitch-black room, guided by a staff of blind and low-vision servers.

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Redefining ‘Dine and Dash’ and Review Hub

Modern Restaurant Management

This saves time for both the guest and the server by eliminating the need for the guest to give their credit card to the server and for the server to take the card to the point of sale, process the transaction, and return for a signature. ” Hot Table Access.

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No More Broken Displays, Lost Revenue Or Frustrated Staff

NV Hotels

Of course, venues pay the price for the countless hours wasted trying to source content from decentralized and incompatible on-premise servers, including the loading, reloading and redundant scheduling necessary to support varieties of uncommon media players. There is a much better way.

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FOOD AND MORE

Mary Gostelow

The restaurant’s in, or nearly in – across an historical alley from – Rosewood London, and Girlahead was with one of the original team members, there when the 262-room hotel opened 2013. Gollee, the hotel’s a decade old but, like any unique product, it can be up to the minute forever.

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Restaurant Groups Are Flocking to Nashville

EATER

In 2013, Brock opened a second location of his acclaimed South Carolina restaurant Husk, which drew the eyes of national food media to the city. We had to go from seven days a week to five because we just don’t have enough servers. We’re all barely able to stay open enough to pay rent because we don’t have enough staff,” Brock says.

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How Hyperion Public Stays Profitable and Labor Compliant with 7shifts

7 Shifts

Hyperion GM, Teddy Goldstein, has worked at Hyperion since 2013, starting as a pantry cook in the kitchen. Then I moved to the front of the house, went to bartending school, trained as a server, and bussed for a couple of weeks. The dining room is a reflection of Paddy—light, bright, and welcoming for families.

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PREFERRED – 4

Mary Gostelow

There were, indeed, so many nice touches – in the image above a server, in a patterned cummerbund, is about to put dishes of sharing antipasti on the table. Hotelier of the year was Irishman Stephen Johnston, who since 2013 has been MD/GM of BOSTON HARBOR HOTEL, managed by Pyramid Global Hospitality. Another networking opportunity.

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