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Evolving Technology for Restaurant Operations

Modern Restaurant Management

In 2018, as the company pursued expansion, restaurants were finding wait times were exceeding the desired level. Orders from online channels and delivery partners had to be manually entered into its previous Point-of-Sale (POS) system, and manually delivered to the kitchen.

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6 Innovative Restaurant Marketing Strategies To Win Customer Trust In Omicron Times

The Restaurant Times

An Instagram, Linkedin, or Twitter account can be created by anyone, whether they are an individual or a business. The key lies in how well they manage their social media accounts. . Live streaming kitchen operations is one way that many restaurants have adopted to generate confidence among their customers.

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#LifeOrDeathRecipe Challenge and ‘A Woman’s Place’

Modern Restaurant Management

Labor statistics that despite women accounting for 50 percent of culinary school graduates, they hold only seven percent of executive chef roles in the United States.1 None of it discouraged her from pursuing her dream of becoming a head chef, and eventually she found herself at the helm of a kitchen. Carlisle Squares.

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White Castle Flips for Flippy and Burma Bites

Modern Restaurant Management

. “Artificial intelligence and automation have been an area White Castle has wanted to experiment with to optimize our operations and provide a better work environment for our team members,” said Lisa Ingram, CEO of White Castle. “We believe technology like Flippy ROAR can improve customer service and kitchen operation.

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Blue Hill at Stone Barns Tells a Beautiful Story. Former Employees Say It’s Too Good to Be True.

EATER

This story contains a detailed account of a sexual assault. Blue Hill at Stone Barns, like many expensive restaurants with international profiles, ran in part on cheap and free kitchen labor , and has had wage issues with its front-of-house workers, too. But former employees say that narrative often obscured a more complicated reality.

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‘No Matter What Happens, People Know They Can Get a Meal From Us’

EATER

Before she was laid off in March, Ditmars, a pastry chef, had been busy developing the summer dessert menus at Little Giant, one of the restaurants that earned Portland the title of Bon Appétit ’s Restaurant City of the Year in 2018. “I I was kind of thankful to have time off,” she says. “It It helped me reevaluate what’s important.