customer service

Union Square finds success, but with steep learning curve

The most celebrated success with a no-tipping model says the transition wasn't as easy as it expected.

Spills happen

A recent dinner out included one of those accidents that guests and servers dread...the spill. While leaning down to serve my entree, the waiter spilled sauce from the plate in his other hand onto my coat.

Do you have an emotional bond with your customers?

With A.W. Mendenhall customers located in 10 Midwestern states, the acquisition will expand Bunzl's opportunities in janitorial and sanitary maintenance, as...

Harris Couch has been named vice president, foodservice. Couch has worked more than 30 years in the foodservice industry. He has been involved in purchasing,...

CARROLLTON, TX (Aug. 31)—Panda Restaurant Group Inc. (PRG) has selected McLane Foodservice, a division of McLane Company Inc., to provide food distribution...

Patrons may grumble when restaurants raise food prices, but they seem willing to spend more for better service. According to a survey of 500 consumers from American Express MarketBriefing, diners would spend more money for pleasant atmosphere, cleanliness and friendly staff than they would for healthier menu items or freshly baked bread.

SALT LAKE CITY (September 13, 2012)—Nicholas & Company has promoted three Vice Presidents to Executive Vice Presidents. Dave Robbins, Ed Carr and George...

In the new book “A Century of Restaurants” author Rick Browne points out a number of “truths” shared by restaurants that have enjoyed long-term success.

Retirees over the age of 65 bought an average of 193 meals each at restaurants last year up from 171 in 2009, NPD Group reports, with many seeing dining out as a priority.

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