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January 22nd, 2016, 11:50 AM
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Restaurant Business Plans
I have completed my studies and want to start a restaurant business and searching for the details of business plans how to startup. Will you please provide me basic details and business plans to start restaurant business and also guide me what the necessary points I have to keep in mind?
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January 22nd, 2016, 12:15 PM
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Re: Restaurant Business Plans
A business plan is your roadmap for the future of the business. Restaurant, Food industry or catering business expanding these days in India. Below I am providing you some basic ideas or plan to start your restaurant business: Consider the ways that your business plan will be used before you begin writing. These include the obvious: Acquire investment capital. Get a bank loan. Obtain lease space. And the not so obvious: Convince your prospective managers to believe in your concept. Gain respect and confidence from prospective employees. Allow management to concentrate on execution rather than "plan as you go." Create a blueprint for operating your restaurant. Use descriptive, enticing language to describe the following features of your concept: Service style, such as fine dining, casual upscale, fast-casual or quick-serve Size and seating capacity Décor and furnishings Operating hours and meal periods Atmosphere, ambience Lighting and music General menu theme Points of difference or unique selling points Related products and services such as catering, delivery, and retail Now make focus on: Target market Location analysis. Some business plans, probably most, are created before a site has been selected. Therefore, the location analysis may be limited to the general area or city for the proposed concept. Marketing Strategies Now Finally: However, it is important that you acknowledge in your plan some of the basic controls such as: POS system to track sales. Time and attendance tracking. Scheduling. Operations checklists. Ordering procedures. Inventory control. Cash control procedure. Security measures. Safety policies. Liability reviews. |
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