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Sydney’s Inner West welcomes neighbourhood bar Teddy’s

Hospitality Magazine

The food menu has been crafted to pair with the venue’s beverage offering, with a range of share plates and house-made items. Venue Manager Sarah Scharfenberg is leading the front-of-house team which will provide a sophisticated yet warming service to guests. Our ethos at Teddy’s is simple.

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The Restaurant Trends to Watch in 2023 (and what they mean for employers)

Horizon Hospitality

Restaurants will need to ramp up their accommodations for large parties and catering. If a restaurant does not already have a catering or sales manager, they may want to consider finding someone for this role so that gatherings run smoothly. Menus will need sufficient information about the ingredients and their sources.

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The art of the theatre menu

Hospitality Magazine

Front of house is also across scheduling, too. “In In our pre-service briefings, we discuss the start times of the shows at the Opera House, and the team always checks with guests to see what show they’re going to see,” says Gorringe. “It The dishes are also easily adaptable to cater to dietary requirements. “We

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CAMO launches virtual restaurant platform CAMO Eats

Boutique Hotel News

What we’ve created with CAMO is an enhanced version of traditional third-party delivery platforms like Uber Eats catered specifically to hotels and their guests’ experience. The food hall combines kiosk ordering with front-of-house staff. .

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Lakeside Hotel and Spa unveils career paths for students

Hotel Owner

Lakeside supports tourism, hospitality, catering and beauty students from Runshaw College, Blackburn College, Lancaster and Morecambe College, Furness College, Kendal College and Huddersfield University.

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The Vineyard to reintroduce tasting menus and wine flights next month

Boutique Hotelier

As well as making mealtimes more fun for guests, Smith says the reintroduction of tasting menus and wine flights will increase average spend in the hotel’s restaurant, as well as motivate the kitchen and front of house teams. He explains: “Our food is of a very high standard, but we want to just take it to that next level.

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Back to the ?Grind? ? Restaurant Reopening Guidelines and PPP Update

Modern Restaurant Management

Maintaining a distinct separation between front-of-house and back-of-house. Creating a buffered, contactless front-of-house. Best practices for approaching front-of-house and back-of-house operations. Rethinking roles and responsibilities front-of-house and back-of-house.