February, 2021

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Experience Is the Best Teacher: Five Things My Father — and Hard Times — Have Taught Me About Leadership in the Restaurant Industry

Modern Restaurant Management

I’ve thought a lot about the lessons he taught me during the challenges of the past year, as well as countless other times when world events have shaken the hospitality industry to its core. My father used to say, “We depend on the guest; they don’t depend on us.”

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7shifts Audio Series 001: Preston Junger on opportunity for restaurants and the evolution of restaurant technology

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We sat down with 7shifts' very own Preston Junger to chat about opportunities for restaurants and how restaurant technology is evolving for the inaugural episode of our interview podcast. And I'm excited for that opportunity for us to be able to see the. For restaurants, 2020 was a year full of challenges. that's a really good thing.it

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Rampant Heater Theft Is the Latest Blow to Outdoor Dining

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Between the cost of the heat lamps and the propane gas fueling them, it cost the restaurant about $1,500. Marrow’s stolen property was valued at about $1,400. That was extremely bad for us in terms of outdoor dining revenue, which is very critical,” says Insa chef and partner Yong Shin.

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Proper Preparation Might Lead to Increased Media Exposure

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For instance, we recently worked with the lead sports nutritionist for the United States Tennis Association on a news segment for a Fox News morning show about beneficial foods that support mental health. The best spokespeople come across as relaxed and natural. Get Quoted Again.

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The Toxicity of Restaurant Kitchens Is Exactly Why I Never Reported Abuses

EATER

Restaurant workers are made to feel powerless by design — and that keeps abusive chefs and toxic kitchens unchecked This is Eater Voices , where chefs, restaurateurs, writers, and industry insiders share their perspectives about the food world, tackling a range of topics through the lens of personal experience.

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‘We’re Reclaiming Beer Because It’s Ours’

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And while any number of things could be written about its governing rules, I’m eternally fascinated by ones concerning beer. When trying to account for Black America’s apparently absent relationship with beer, hearing about this ritual consumption explains a lot — at least for me.

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Four Ways to Improve Your Gluten-Free Marketing Campaigns

Modern Restaurant Management

Heeding this demand, more than a quarter of US restaurants now offer gluten-free dishes, but many establishments aren’t promoting these offerings as effectively as they could. Don’t forget about your restaurant website either. Referring to your gluten-free menu on your “About” page is a good place to start.

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