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Ghost Kitchens to Open Up New Avenues for Restaurateurs

Modern Restaurant Management

Among these five customers, every second individual remarks they would like to buy meal kits from these ghost kitchens. For example, the ghost kitchen model from Postmates weaves together top-performing food brands, caterers, and its marketplace. They can also manage dishes, cutlery, and other stock items.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part Three

Modern Restaurant Management

This surge in off-premise orders forced restaurants to optimize their operational workflows, from kitchen management and packaging to delivery logistics. Staffing changed during this time as well to cater to the off-premises customer experience.

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13 Benefits of Streamlined Menu Options

Culinary Digital

In the ever-evolving food industry landscape, one concept stands out as a catalyst for operational efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and improved customer satisfaction: streamlined menu options. Part 4: Accelerated Service: Quicker preparation times translate into swifter table turnovers and shorter wait times for catering orders.

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Top 10 Restaurant POS Features Essential for Propelling Business Success

Lithos POS

It typically includes features like inventory management, analytic sales and stock reporting, discount and loyalty modules, and integrated payment processing. A well-chosen POS software solution can streamline operations and enhance customer experience saving you money and time. This boosts sales, loyalty, and growth.

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Lavu vs Square: Which POS System is Best for Restaurants?

Lavu

Square is better for small businesses like flower shops or specialty stores, thanks to its simple setup, and basic tools for payment and inventory management. Key Differences: Focus: Lavu specializes in restaurants; Square caters to general small businesses, including restaurants.