By: Great discussion on menu development « O’Dell Restaurant Consulting’s Weblog
[...] Rates ← Creating a manageable menu [...]
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I’ve written an article about menu development, that’s up on ezine articles. You can check it out at http://ezinearticles.com/?Menu-Development-for-a-Startup-Restaurant&id=5920927. We also have a...
View ArticleBy: Keeping it simple: How to create a restaurant concept that can succeed |...
[...] your menu small. This serves many purposes, some of which are outlined in my article, Creating a manageable menu. A small menu is easier to control costs on, easier to prepare and order for, and...
View ArticleBy: Good news for restaurants serving breakfast! | O'Dell Restaurant...
[...] assistance putting together a great, manageable menu for your restaurant, visit http://www.bodellconsulting.com. Share [...]
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<p>Reblogged this on <a href="http://blog.bodellconsulting.com/2012/07/31/612/" rel="nofollow">O'Dell Restaurant Consulting's Blog</a> and commented: </p> <p>One of the...
View ArticleBy: Restaurant Impossible at Poco’s in Kansas City | O’Dell Restaurant...
[...] Impossible or Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares crew leaves. The restaurant has a new look, the menu is smaller, fresher, and likely higher priced, there is a boost in business due to the publicity and...
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[...] 2) Too large of a menu [...]
View ArticleBy: Pricing food – Why you’re doing it wrong and how to fix it « O'Dell...
[...] of doing business, and leaves no guessing as to what you need to do to make money. This method of more effective planning could do a world of good for your profitability. Try it out. If you need...
View ArticleBy: McDonalds McWrap trying to compete with Subway |...
[...] – McDonalds would make more money realizing that what it’s customers want most is speed and consistency. People don’t expect the best hamburger from McDonalds and frozen 1/4 lb Angus patty [...]
View ArticleBy: Diane Smith
I appreciate what is said here. Although I have no intentions of opening a restaurant, I do have situations where a client is more than demanding and I believe it takes a little HUMILITY to just “do...
View ArticleBy: Pricing food – Why you’re doing it wrong and how to fix it | yousripro's...
[…] of doing business, and leaves no guessing as to what you need to do to make money. This method of more effective planning could do a world of good for your profitability. Try it out. If you need...
View ArticleBy: How Big Is Too Big In Menu Planning? | ChefsCloset.com Blog
[…] smaller menu has many benefits to restaurant owners as […]
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