servers

A numbers game

A portion of the public is stuck on the falsehood that a server is only paid $2.13 an hour, plus the few bucks they might pocket in tips.

NY raises servers’ base wages to $7.50 an hour

New York City restaurants could pay a dollar more, and state labor officials left open the possibility of eliminating the tip credit altogether.

As a consumer, and more specifically as a busy working mom, I don’t dislike the idea of being able to order food ahead, run in, grab it and be on my way.

How restaurants are delivering high-touch service in a high-tech, self-serve world.

For TGI Fridays U.K., CEO Karen Forrester’s people-first strategy has paid off in more ways than one.

Frictionless service—when transactions at restaurants, between ordering, paying and receiving a meal, happen with less human interaction to slow down the process.

Focusing on hospitality and maximizing the guest experience can be a key point of differentiation—and a way to keep guests coming back.

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