Foodservice Industry Blog

Welcome to our foodservice industry blog! Obviously, here we discuss everything foodservice design, but we also touch on other topics that are relevant to restaurant, hotel, and commercial kitchen operators. Valuable, informative, and even debatable feedback is always welcome, and we look forward to your thoughts on the topics we post on our blog.

Free Food Cost Calculator

The single most important task a foodservice professional can do to help ensure the success of their business, is to use a food cost calculator to begin building their business plan. Clients ask us all the time if we could recommend a free food cost calculator to help...

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Restaurant Kitchen Range Types

Regardless of the type of cuisine, every restaurant in the world will have some form of restaurant kitchen range in their commercial kitchen design. Pricing can range from a relatively inexpensive $4,000 restaurant kitchen range, to over $10,000 for heavy duty models....

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American Restaurant Kitchen

American Restaurant Kitchens are UniqueJust as America is a melting pot of cuisines and cultures, so too is an American restaurant kitchen concept. Almost every classically trained American chef will tell you that the foundation of their cooking style may be rooted in...

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Restaurant Kitchen Charbroiler

One thing restaurant owners know for sure is that customer tastes change. However, no matter what the latest and greatest trends are in the foodservice industry, customers never tire of foods cooked on a restaurant kitchen charbroiler. Perhaps it is a deep rooted...

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Restaurant Kitchen Griddle Styles

Griddle me this Batman... Often underappreciated, the restaurant kitchen griddle can easily be called the backbone of many a restaurant. Installed most often in diners and quick service restaurants, a restaurant kitchen griddle is one of the most versatile pieces of...

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