5 signs your restaurant needs a consultant
Working harder without better results? Five signs it is time to bring in outside help for your restaurant, and how to go about it.
From the kitchen and the office
Working harder without better results? Five signs it is time to bring in outside help for your restaurant, and how to go about it.
A practical guide to teaching cooks food cost, prime cost, yield and waste, so the whole kitchen helps protect your margins.
Practical ways to cut waste, energy and delivery runs in your kitchen through better storage, fewer deliveries and closer sourcing.
How small sourcing choices, from local suppliers to returnable crates, make your restaurant more sustainable and easier to run.
How local, seasonal and ethical sourcing shapes a menu that guests value and your business can sustain.
How hotels and restaurants can set up simple recycling systems that cut waste, reduce costs and become second nature for staff.
How apps like Too Good To Go and Olio help restaurants cut food waste, recover costs and support their local community.
Reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse, rethink and repair: practical ways to build sustainability into your restaurant's daily operations.
Practical ways chefs can cut single-use plastic in the kitchen, from reusable storage to zero-waste examples, with real cost savings.
Why investing in training and coaching keeps hospitality staff longer, and simple ways to build development into your business.
How respecting work-life balance, time off and open communication helps hospitality businesses keep their staff for longer.
Practical, low-cost steps hospitality businesses can take to support their team's mental health and reduce burnout.
Why hospitality hiring is getting harder, and low-cost ways to attract and keep good people in your restaurant or hotel.
Practical sustainability steps for hotels and restaurants, sorted by cost, from low-cost quick wins to higher-impact investments.
Being a head chef is more business than cooking. Lessons on people, P&L and costs, and how young chefs can prepare from day one.
Peter Godwin on chefs, hospitality and mental health during the 2020 lockdowns, with practical tips from The Burnt Chef Project.