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Ah, Valentine’s Day. A day of romance, whispering sweet nothings, and candlelit dinners for two! Lovers around the world are looking for a romantic atmosphere, fancy flatware, and delicate dinnerware on Valentine’s Day. They want something special, and if they find it in your dining room experience, you’ll be their go-to special occasion restaurant all
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When you’re creating your kitchen’s equipment budget, you might not consider “sustainability” a factor in choosing dinnerware. After all, sustainability means a higher price tag, right? Not necessarily! Plastic dinnerware, like the melamine dinnerware sets you’d get from bargain retailers, are not only bad for the earth, they’ll drive up your costs in the long
A commercial kitchen is a hectic place, but you can calm the chaos and increase efficiency with a little cooking utensil rearrangement and a dollop of ancient wisdom. Feng shui is the ancient Chinese concept of arranging rooms for optimal energy flow. And it’s not just for home makeover shows looking for higher ratings or
Restaurant dinnerware is more than a set of plates. It’s a little vessel of brand identity that greets every diner. Whether you’re a themed restaurant or simply a club with high aesthetic standards, it’s important that your restaurant dinnerware complements your dining room design. Your restaurant dinnerware helps build your establishment’s brand and your kitchen’s
If you run a restaurant or catering business, you’re probably well acquainted with the good, the bad, and the ugly of restaurant supplies and utensils. 👎🏼 Stoneware dinnerware 👎🏼 Melamine dinnerware 👎🏼 Plastic dinnerware You’ve seen it all! And because you’re a savvy business owner, you know these cheaper products aren’t worth
In the hospitality industry, customer satisfaction is your lifeblood. It’s vital that you meet guest expectations with every dish you serve, every time. The food you serve is, no doubt, innovative and exceptional, but have you considered whether your dinnerware pulls its weight on your tablescape? Your dinnerware affects how your guests experience your
In an upscale club or restaurant, the servingware needs to shine. It should reflect the aesthetic ethos of the establishment and continue to sparkle season after season, even after countless trips through the dishwasher. This blog will look at the signs of damage in poor-quality servingware and guide you to pieces that are beautifully made
Restaurant owners know that they’re responsible for ensuring the safety of their employees and patrons. There’s a lot that can go wrong in a commercial kitchen. Hot equipment can cause painful burns. Broken glass can cut employees or end up in a customer’s food. Muscle strains due to repetitive motions are common hazards in the
With the right balance of menu items and diners, buffets can be big money-makers for restaurants, clubs, and caterers. But, planning a successful buffet offering requires more than piles of food and hungry guests. You’ll need to incorporate elements of good design into your buffet table, making it both attractive and functional for your
If your commercial dinnerware can’t take the heat, it really shouldn’t be in your kitchen. Durable, heat-resistant restaurant plates, bowls, and serving dishes are key for creating gorgeous tablescapes that delight diners plate after plate, meal after meal. There’s an art to choosing dinnerware that can withstand the demands of your club, restaurant,
Whether you’re planning to revamp your commercial kitchen or conducting an inventory of your kitchen supplies, it’s a good idea to ensure you have a complete set of kitchen utensils. Use this guide as a refresher course on selecting the right utensils for your commercial kitchen. From food prep and cooking to creating a stunning
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The hospitality industry is no holiday for those who work in it. Commercial kitchens are hectic and physically demanding, requiring chefs and serving staff to push through aches, pains, and musculoskeletal discomfort to serve restaurant patrons hot, high-quality food with poise and professionalism. But those late nights and long hours take their toll. Studies
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