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Affordable Ways to Make Your Festive Menu Appealing
Budget-conscious diners still want festive meals, here's how restaurants can deliver great Christmas food without inflating prices.
New Ways to Encourage Repeat Restaurant Business
Turn occasional diners into regulars with practical tactics that keep customers coming back to your restaurant.
Should You Include Dietary Information on Your Menu?
Weighing up the pros and cons of adding nutritional labels to restaurant menus and what's required.
Would You Benefit from a More High Profile Chef?
Hiring a famous chef can boost your restaurant, but it only works if their style fits your business and you can work together well.
Understanding Portion Control
Getting portion sizes and ingredient costs right keeps your restaurant kitchen running smoothly and protects your profit margins.
How to Establish Repeat Business
Build customer loyalty in your restaurant by treating regulars like they own the place and rewarding their repeat visits.
Should You Change the Name of Your Restaurant?
Weigh up whether changing your restaurant's name makes sense by checking what locals think and how attached you are to a new one.
How to Write Your Menu to Boost Sales
Menu descriptions that highlight ingredients and sourcing can significantly increase what customers order and spend.
Retraining Helped Me to Cut Costs
A restaurant owner cut labour costs by training existing staff instead of hiring new workers.
How We Handled the Recession
We cut costs and adapted our menu during the recession instead of laying off staff, and it worked out better than we expected.