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Tech Will Help Restaurants Do More with Less in 2023

Modern Restaurant Management

If 2020 and 2021 were all about helping operators find new revenue streams to reach guests when they couldn’t come into restaurants, then 2022 was all about getting customers back in. Beyond putting guest data insights at servers’ fingertips, data science tools will deepen the personalization possibilities.

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Eater’s Best New Restaurants 2022

EATER

In 2022, by far the most normal-feeling year in, well, years, chefs and restaurateurs have been chasing passions and opening dream projects. The former pop-up eschews excess fanfare: Chef-founders Eric Brooks and Jacob Armando don’t take reservations and they invite other up-and-comers to use the space as an incubator. Eat here now.

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8 Restaurant Management Apps To Use In 2022

The Restaurant Times

Whether you are the owner of a fine dining restaurant, quick-service restaurant, food truck, or coffee shop, you will need restaurant management apps to streamline your business operations and unlock potential revenue in 2022. Restaurant Reservation System. Things to consider when choosing a restaurant reservation system.

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Five Casual Dining Design Trends Worth Replicating

Modern Restaurant Management

By July 2021, OpenTable reported that reservations had returned to normal after plunging by two-thirds during the pandemic. billion during 2022-2026. QR codes on tables that link to your menu, as well as contactless payments platform, can help limit interaction with servers while make table turnaround times shorter.

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The Etiquette of Dining Out Has Changed (Again). Here’s How It’s Done.

EATER

But a lot has changed, even as it’s now possible to dine out as we might have previously: There’s more planning required, both within your dining party and to secure the reservation; there are more options for where, exactly, to sit in — or outside of — the restaurant; QR code menus aren’t just at chains anymore. Erin DeJesus, lead editor.

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LOS ANGELES – 10

Mary Gostelow

This was caprese followed by veal Milanese (see below), good comfort food in a really comfortable place, and we drank Ch Les Mesclances 2022 Provence throughout. The servers feel enough at ease to banter with management. It’s a good feeling and that is what good food should be all about. And good food goes with music.

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 In Oaxaca, Try a Fancy Tasting Menu

EATER

Experience the highlights of the region’s cuisine in one place This post originally appeared in the November 13, 2022, edition of Eater Travel, a biweekly dispatch from Eater’s staff about navigating places where food is the main attraction. A fancy tamale from Enrique Olvera’s Oaxaca restaurant, Criollo | Monica Burton | Eater.

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