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How Giuseppe Fuzio is bringing Pugliese influence to a’Mare

Hospitality Magazine

Giuseppe Fuzio began his career washing dishes and training as an apprentice in a pastry shop on the ground floor of the building where he grew up. Fuzio also notes that the rising cost of goods and fluctuating pricesof meat, seafood, and vegetables are putting pressure on margins and making menu planning and budgeting difficult.

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Your bonus ticket to the Hospitality Leaders Summit

Hospitality Magazine

The Hospitality Leaders Summit will also offer delegates a lesson in menu planning with Ian Curley, who will reveal how he balances budget with creativity. And that’s just a snapshot of what the Hospitality Leaders Summit will entail. So what are you waiting for?

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Your 7-Step Guide to Reopening Your Restaurant

7 Shifts

.” — Erica Gillespie, Ani Ramen Spend some time figuring out how long you’ll need to properly (and successfully) reopen—with considerations for new employee health & safety training, inventory delivery, PPE equipment orders, menu planning, etc.

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A Guide to the Role of a Restaurant Manager: Duties, Daily Routine, and Essential Skills

7 Shifts

It's up to the restaurant manager to maintain a warm, welcoming atmosphere and train staff to do the same. This means you'll need to produce, manage, and analyze the budget and multiple financial reports. One other way you may need to manage inventory is with menu planning.

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Hotel and restaurant management career paths

Les Roches

The main duties include: Menu planning, pricing and design, often working alongside the head chef to decide on what kind of food to offer Managing food and beverage staff, including scheduling and training Maintaining high service standards that are consistent across the food and beverage operations.

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How to be a restaurant manager

Les Roches

They include: Hiring and training employees The first step in being a restaurant manager is hiring the right staff. It’s also up to the manager to ensure employees receive proper training and that their performance meets expectations. Menu planning and development are also often up to the manager and head chef.

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Learning from the Experts: How a Restaurant Consultant can Help You Build a Successful Business

The Restaurant Times

Staff Hiring and Training. hiring and training them is critical. Restaurant consulting firms can help standalone restaurants in Saudi Arabia hire restaurant staff efficiently and train them. Menu Planning and Design. An important aspect that is often neglected is menu design and layout.