Planning Ahead Reduces Stress
Running a restaurant or dining operation requires great attention to
detail. There are many aspects that must be considered. The daily
practices of running a food service operation involve more than just
food. Finances, inventory and other business functions must also be
considered. There are a few ways to ensure that the operations flow
smoothly.
Focus on Food First
The food is perhaps the most important focal point. The menu is what
will attract potential customers to a dining establishment. Review the
menu carefully and take note of the most popular items. It is important
to always have proper inventory on hand so that there is never a delay
in preparing the items that customers enjoy most.
Train Staff Consistently
It is also important to train staff so that each staff member prepares a
menu item the same way every time. Repeat customers will develop
expectations, and consistency will help keep them satisfied. Make sure
that each dish looks and tastes the same way every time. Menu items
should only be prepared differently in cases where a customer
specifically requests a change.
Make sure that there are always enough staff members to handle the
demands of the business. Monitor sales for each hour that the restaurant
is open to determine how many staff members will be needed. It is
typical to have more staff on hand during busier times, such as lunch or
dinner. Slower time periods may only require minimal staffing.
Use Professional Equipment
Part of making sure that items consistently have a quality appearance is
keeping quality ingredients stored correctly. Using commercial restaurant equipment is a way to have enough storage space to keep an
adequate inventory. Restaurants who do not have adequate space are
sometimes forced to substitute their usual ingredients with items of a
lower quality. For example, a refrigerator that is too small may cause a
restaurant to run out of an essential ingredient. Professional
suppliers, such as Mission Restaurant Supply, can provide kitchen
equipment that offers plenty of storage space.
These suggestions will help make operating a food service establishment
easier. It can be difficult to juggle all of the demands of food
service. Tracking sales, using proper equipment and having a trained
staff can lighten the workload.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
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