The first step to fixing any mistake is admitting you have one. Restaurant managers need to admit to themselves that their service is subpar when business is slow.
Why your restaurant sucks when it’s slow and it’s your fault!
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The first step to fixing any mistake is admitting you have one. Restaurant managers need to admit to themselves that their service is subpar when business is slow.
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A UK court has ordered a serial dine-and-dasher from eating at any further sit-down restaurants after admitting to racking up huge tabs and not paying.
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Last week we published a piece entitled 'A Not So Happy Hour.' One of our readers wrote a thought provoking retort. Here it is in it's entirety.
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In situations like this people can either do what’s easy (simply following the rules to the letter) or make a decision for the good of their business (and do right by their customer).
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A hibachi-style restaurant is under fire for their sign with racial undertones, but not everyone is displeased by the measure.
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One Starbucks barista went the extra mile for a customer after she taught herself sign language to improve his experience.
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Viral online publicity is great when it's positive, but it can come at a price. Learn how to stay on top of the conversation and drive it in your favor.
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