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How to Create an Allergy-Friendly Environment at Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

Make sure that your staff is thoroughly trained to make your restaurant as allergen-friendly as possible. Likewise, ensure that servers are trained to ask all customers about potential allergies when taking orders. Back of House. Again, kitchen staff are likely well-versed in safe food handling.

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The Guide to Equitable Restaurant Tip Payout Methods & Systems

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Servers, sometimes other FOH staff. Incentivizes servers. Takes away a considerable portion of server's share requiring higher hourly wages. Servers, other FOH staff. A fair and formal way to divide tips amongst servers and other staff. All servers or cashiers, other FOH staff. Tip Out Methods and Systems.

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FOH Meaning: What it is and How it’s The First Line in Customer Satisfaction

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Front of House vs. Back of House When you walk into a restaurant, you might immediately notice the friendly hostess greeting you at the door and the waitstaff bustling about to take orders and deliver food. This is the front of the house, where the customer-facing actions happen.

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Prioritize Mental Health: Strategies for Managing Stress in Restaurants

Modern Restaurant Management

To get through a long shift, chefs, managers, servers, hosts and waitstaff need to make wise decisions and take care of their health. Whether you work in the front of house or in the kitchen, the stressors of every shift can wear you down. isolation in back of house). Working in a restaurant is a marathon, not a sprint.

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Demystifying the New 80/20 Tipping Rule: A Five-Step Plan to Ensure Compliance

Modern Restaurant Management

The rule looks at workers through the lens of three main types of work: tip-producing work (serving guests), work that directly supports tip-producing work (preparing to serve guests), and work that is not tip-producing (back-of house tasks and maintenance). Servers wear many hats, and to stay in compliance, need many job codes.

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The Next Generation of the Dining Experience

Modern Restaurant Management

Consumers are less forgiving than in the past when a server is not around to call for another round of drinks or to ask for the check. … its purpose is to augment restaurant flows, preserve meaningful guest/server interactions, improve efficiencies, and speed up the customer touchpoints like ordering and paying, when needed. .

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How to Utilize Technology to Keep Your Restaurant Staff Safe This Winter

Modern Restaurant Management

That means your back-of-house employees will need every advantage they can find. A fully integrated, cloud-based POS and kitchen display system allows front-of-house staff to submit orders and multiple back-of-house staff members to access those orders without any physical contact. 86 Paper Chits.