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It’s All in the Glass: Selecting the Right Glassware to Complement Your Restaurant’s Vibe

Modern Restaurant Management

Just as a chef elevates a signature dish with bold, unique flavors that please the senses, the right glassware can enhance the presentation of drinks and food, creating a visually engaging experience for customers. Current glassware trends include: Clean, simple lines that highlight the aesthetic of specialty drinks.

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Train Your Servers on The Art of Caring Behavior

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Focusing a restaurant training program on the Art of Caring Behavior will lead to improved service and increased guest loyalty. ” Cycle of Service Restaurant Service Training With every guest who walks through the door, your staff should be striving to not only meet expectations, but exceed them. .” Many things, really.

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Use Waitstaff Training to Boost Profits

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Don’t look at her as the server. The path to increased sales starts with you, and your waitstaff training program. Here’s a way to see which type of server works in your operation: meet Sam and Susan. The post Use Waitstaff Training to Boost Profits appeared first on Service that Sells! Click here to learn more.

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How To Train Staff To Meet Luxury Service Standards Without Sounding Scripted

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NB: This is an article from Kennedy Training Network Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and stay up to date Surely, meeting these standards is important, and therefore it is essential that all staff are well-versed in the requirements. Perhaps part of the problem is how the standards themselves are presented.

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Turning Pain Points into Strengths: How to Create a 360-Degree Dining Experience

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As soon as they sit down, guests can pull up the menu on their phone and review it at their leisure—they can even place an order without flagging down their server. With these technologies, customers can dictate when they leave after a meal, instead of waiting for the server. It’s dining, on demand.

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Your COVID-19 Survival Strategy: Now’s the Time to Maximize Profitability

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It’s easier for the front-of-the-house to present. You can keep your servers and provide traditional table service. However, if you previously assigned servers five-to-six table sections, I recommend assigning them smaller, three-table sections upon reopening. It improves service levels. COVID-19 has made us nimbler.

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Train Servers to Prevent Alcohol Sales to Minors

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When you train your staff to be vigilant about preventing sales to minors, you’re protecting your restaurant, your employees, and your community. Train your employees on where to look for dates of birth on licenses and other forms of ID, and make sure they know to check the “UNDER 21 UNTIL:” label on some licenses.

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