The bottom line in determining what portion size to serve is to "serve the
largest portion feasible, but charge accordingly. It is far better to serve too
much food than too little. Perceived value is the key to determining the
relationship between price and portion size.
The crucial element that must
be reinforced is that every menu item, entrees, side dishes, and some desserts
must be a specific weight and size. Portion controlling is the basis for the
restaurant's entire cost control program; its importance cannot be
overstated.
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Delegate With Caution
When you delegate new responsibilities to members of your staff you will have
to deal with the question, "what's in it for me." It is only fair to reflect
someone's increased contributions to your profitability on their check. If you
don't give for what you get, you will not find many volunteers to take on
additional duties.
Don't view delegation as increasing costs. Rather, view it as a way to free yourself to identify more ways to increase revenues. Even if delegation does nothing but give you more free time to have a life, any additional costs will be offset by your own increase in productivity.
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Don't view delegation as increasing costs. Rather, view it as a way to free yourself to identify more ways to increase revenues. Even if delegation does nothing but give you more free time to have a life, any additional costs will be offset by your own increase in productivity.
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