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2023 Outlook: Trends and Challenges Restaurants Will See, Part Two

Modern Restaurant Management

Explore Higher-Margin Offerings : Related, next year, restaurants can look to new ways to offset pressures on margins by leaning more into higher-margin offerings like catering and delivery direct through owned channels vs. third party delivery. To do this CRTKL is featuring the follow: High quality pre-made food pick up location.

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The world’s best resorts to work in

Les Roches

The top 15 global resorts serve as gateways to stunning scenery, such as white sand beaches, lakes with clear blue water, mountains, and even vibrant urban areas Architectural grandeur and compelling design. Some of the features of the finest resorts in the world include: An unbeatable location.

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How Restaurant Tech Will Differentiate Brands Post-Pandemic

Modern Restaurant Management

There are many choices in OS and compute form factors, but one way restaurant operators can do this successfully –and lower the cost of deployment and maintenance for doing so – is by establishing a unified architecture; one engine under the hood that can be used for multiple form factors. Build Data-First Architectures.

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Decade of Disruption: Restaurant Insiders Dish What’s on the Plate

Modern Restaurant Management

We’re seeing massive disruption to front-of-house systems, too, delivering personalized guest experiences from order to payment to final delivery. In the front of house, we are seeing more kiosk adoption. Virtual restaurants can cater to different consumers, expanding clientele.

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MRM Franchise Feed: Non-Traditional Dunkin’ and Boxing-Themed Concept

Modern Restaurant Management

The new look features a fresh color palette, updated menu boards, and modern architectural and interior brand elements throughout – designed to create a better connection between the customer and Chester’s famous fried chicken, prepared fresh in store throughout the day. .

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Restaurant Work Can Destroy Your Body — But It Doesn’t Have To

EATER

I was shocked to read it, not because I think front-of-house staff should never be able to sit down, but because it just hadn’t occurred to me that it would be possible. Sound, heat, and architectural changes make things more comfortable for workers. There is also the cost. But “hard work is not uncomfortable,” says Souris.

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