Voice of the Restaurant Industry
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This is a very interesting topic and one that I hear discussed often. Depending on your perspective, timing, growth strategy, the amount of capital required, type of concept, sensitivity to risk, geography, personal financial situation, unit-level economics, corporate structure, and capital requirements, among other prerequisites, the answer is different. And, so will the answer for each business cases.…
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P.F. Chang's seemingly came out of nowhere years ago to take a leadership position as the first national Chinese restaurant chain. Darden did the same thing years earlier with Olive Garden in the Italian segment. Even before that (now I'm showing my age) Victoria Station in the steak segment. So, I ask, who is it going to be in the Hot Hot Sushi segment.
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Why is it that some restaurants just keep plugging along; year after year. How can they keep improving and stay fresh, stay relevant and comp year over year? Why is it that some restaurants lose steam, even if they are still relevant and still offer good food and service in a clean, inviting atmosphere?
I was in Campbell, California last night looking for a new dining experience. I found an interesting Mexican fast-casual restaurant that was packed at about 7:30 PM. It was brightly…
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