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Lucky Strikes in Manhattan, NY is listing all kitchen equipment and bowling surplus in an online auction during the month of January. This facility liquidation is a sustainable solution to discarding unwanted surplus.
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Quite often you’ve probably come across a good restaurant marketing idea, but put it in the too-hard-basket; it cost way too much money, and you couldn’t be sure the juice would be worth the squeeze. Well here we take a look at Three marketing ideas that won’t break the bank, and will easily increase your
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Going out to eat is costing you more. Prices at full-service restaurants are going up, according to the US Department of Labor. Experts say increased expenses such as rent, insurance, and labor are getting passed on to consumers. In December, prices at full-service restaurants were up 0.5 percent from the prior month on a
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Restaurant Brands International (NYSE: QSR) reported its 4th quarter and full year results on February 12, 2019 before the market opened. As per the numbers in the early release, comparable sales are up 0.6% in Tim Hortons, 2% in Burger King, and 1.6% in Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen for the Fiscal Year 2018. For Quarter 4
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The next five years for delivery will look a little different than delivery’s early days. Right now, the delivery market also is still in a novelty stage, where customers are paying for the experience, Scott said. As customers move into the stage of knowing that this is something that they want, they’re going to start
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The Homestead Restaurant LLC, the Jacksonville Beach restaurant that closed last year after six months in business, filed a petition for a Chapter 7 liquidation in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. The restaurant, which revived a historic local institution, opened in April and closed in October. No reason for the closing was given in the petition
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We’ve all noticed it: Restaurants are always getting more and more expensive. A high-end dinner for two can easily add up to over $100, even without second drinks or dessert. Bottles of wine that retail for $15 are going by the glass for that price or more. Understandably, guests are increasingly frustrated. In response to
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Are you thinking about opening that restaurant you’ve dreamed about owning for years? Good for you. We won’t go into the industry’s failure rate, the hours you can expect to work, or the labor shortage that looms larger than ever—you’ve undoubtedly heard the negative news more than once. What we will do is let
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In another example of a restaurant being open one day and suddenly closing the next, the Shore location of celebrity chef Bobby Flay’s burger restaurant has unexpectedly closed. The Asbury Park Press reports that just yesterday, a sign was spotted in the window of the Monmouth Mall’s location of Bobby’s Burger Palace with
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The losses the city’s restaurant scene sustained this month were significant. Central Table, the remainder of the much-ballyhooed Central Table Food Hall, ceased operations earlier this month. Affton barbecue institution Phil’s Bar-BQ will close its doors on December 30th after 57 years of serving quintessential St. Louis-style barbecue. Though its tenure was not as long,
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It’s no secret that the Coachella Valley restaurant business is tough. Tourist season is short, temperatures sky-rocket in the summer, and inventory space is tough to manage. While the local food scene is always full of surprises, this year we said goodbye to a few favorites. Here are some of the
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The inevitable happens all the time in Las Vegas; another restaurant or bar closes. Some come as no surprise. Others break the hearts of fans. Here, a look back at some of the saddest restaurant closings of 2018. Spago Wolfgang Puck pulled up stakes at the Forum Shops at Caesars to make the
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