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Do you know how much you spent on purchasing knives? 🔪 And what about how much you spent on sharpening service? Knives are an essential tool in your kitchen and you shouldn’t be paying over the odds to have high-quality products. #SmartKnives #SharpKnives #KnifeSharpening #Restaurant #KitchenTecnology

The Chicago Sun-Times just published an important Editorial piece asking for a more concerted efforts to stop restaurant burglaries. Here is the most important paragraph from this plead for change: "Chicago is famous for its food. Its restaurants represent myriad cultures, from Ecuadorian to Indian. Not many cities can compete with Chicago when it comes to restaurant fare. But a disturbing trend threatens our lively food scene. Burglaries of restaurants are hitting record numbers, as reported by the Sun-Times recently. Reporters Ambar Colón, Mohammad Samra and Tom Schuba found that 635 burglaries were reported at restaurants last year, the most since at least 2001. Worse yet, Chicago is on track to surpass that number this year." So many burglaries in Chicago's restaurants are threatening not just the owner's economic livelihood but puts at risk one of of the most important cultural and societal assets our city offers, our world class food scene. Let's encourage all our elected representatives to take this seriously and change this highly concerning trend. Restaurant owners need our support and respect, not just in words but in actions, too.

What Is A Redneck To A Restaurant Server? What Is A Redneck To A Restaurant Server? What Does a Restaurant Server Think of the Term 'Redneck'? What Stereotypes Does the Term Redneck Carry for a Restaurant Server? What Does 'Redneck' Mean to a Restaurant Server? A Story of Hate How Does a Restaurant Server Respond to the Term 'Redneck'? Redneck refers to an identifiable group of individuals associated with rural southern culture who tend to be conservative and racist in outlook. Recently, there has been an upsurge in people taking aim at this derogatory term and trying to remove its negative connotations. To read the rest of this article, please click on the link below: https://lnkd.in/e6HEuPeu

No, your restaurant system is not a technology company. https://lnkd.in/gnKgb9e3 Herb Greenberg tells us an amusing story, about eating lunch with John A. Gordon at sweetgreen in San Diego. "We've been getting together for lunch at least once a year, usually at this same burgeoning neighborhood strip center in San Diego, to chat restaurants – which John eats, breathes, and sleeps. He knows everybody... and if there are bodies buried, he knows where to find them. We chose this Sweetgreen because it opened just a few weeks ago and we both wanted to check it out... What's more, John said this specific center – which I take for granted since i’m there almost every day – would rank as one of the top 100 non-superpower suburban malls in the country… in large part because it’s surrounded by very high surrounding average per capita household income. That makes it a perfect location for the likes of Sweetgreen, which went public a little less than two years ago... It did so at the peak of the market's insanity in 2021, getting a high valuation after positioning itself as a tech company that happens to sell salad. Pretty soon, people realized Sweetgreen was really little more than a salad chain that used technology – and an unprofitable one, at that, with slowing sales."

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A Different Kind of Mexican Restaurant RESTAURANTS: Sisters Open North Park Eatery in Historic Building BY RAY HUARD Sisters Chantelle and Crystal Godinez plan to open a Mexican-themed restaurant in a renovated North Park building that dates back to the 1950s when it was a television sales and repair shop known as the Waldorf Television Building. The 6,000-square-foot restaurant will be the anchor tenant in the building that most recently had been used as a gym and is being renovated by Purpose Real Estate, which bought the property in July 2022 for $4.8 million. The overall design of the restaurant will be “an open concept,” with a large bar and indoor seating for about 90 people and outdoor patio seating for about 40, Chantelle Godinez said. This will be the third restaurant for the sisters, after taking over a family restaurant in Chula Vista, Birrieria Don Rafa, and opening Sunday Breakfast Society restaurant in Chula Vista’s East Lake neighborhood, where they grew up. Chantelle and Crystal Godinez never wanted to go into the restaurant business but got into it running the family’s Chula Vista restaurant with their older sister, Velvet, while Chantelle and Crystal were still in college. “Even when we were studying, we were still managing the restaurant from afar. We had to come back every weekend – no parties, no sororities,” Chantelle Godinez said. Chantelle Godinez graduated from the University of California Riverside in 2018 with a degree in economics and public policy, thinking she would become a lawyer. Her sister earned a master’s degree in finance from Pepperdine University. “We both thought we were going to give our lives to corporate America in some way,” Chantelle Godinez said. “We know how much hard work it takes to run a restaurant. It’s a 24-hour, seven-days-a week job. We saw this growing up and we didn’t want this for ourselves, for our future families.” After earning their degrees, the sisters gave their family’s restaurant a second look and thought that they could apply what they learned in school to the restaurant business to make it more manageable. “We changed a lot of logistics in how the restaurant worked to a more corporate way of running the restaurant, not so much a mom-and-pop type of deal,” Godinez said. With a closer eye on the operations of the restaurant to make it function more like a business, Godinez said there was less staff turnover, among other things. The sisters chose North Park for their latest venture, Carne y Hueso, because they thought that the neighborhood lacked a restaurant that catered to people who want to explore Mexican cuisine beyond what’s typically found in Mexican restaurants. https://lnkd.in/dif3UNpC

BEST RESTAURANTS: 2023 Downtown Dining Readers’ Poll Complete Results! Doing a poll of #downtownSanDiego’s #bestrestaurants was a labor of foodie love. There are plenty of regional best resto polls, but only ours focuses exclusively on the city. In our inaugural Downtown Dining Readers’ Poll, the upscale, urban eateries got their deserved due. Congrats to the continued culinary excellence displayed at spots like #Callie, #CowboyStar and #BornAndRaised. Those places elevate the epicurean status of 92101. Bonus: Our poll also lets some lesser-known neighborhood joints share the spotlight. We specifically polled for best restaurants in six downtown neighborhoods. And it was a joy to see smaller, newer places like Ukrainian-owned #AdoreCoffeeHouse, community-focused #Modbom/Papalo and nonprofit-spirited #TimmysPlace get named as runners-ups. Unfortunately, Modbom/Popalo called it quits right after our poll results were released. It’s especially tough to keep a business going in East Village these days. (Check back on another day for stories about homelessness and politics.) One of the things we learned in doing our downtown-SD-centric poll is that not everybody is familiar with borderlines for 92101’s neighborhoods. Core-Columbia. Cortez Hill. We’ll be back in the future with more insight not just on places to eat there but who the residents are and the challenges they face. In all, we’re upbeat and grateful to the hundreds of readers who submitted ballots in our inaugural poll. We’ll do it again next year. In fact, we’ve been inspired to present some fun surprises in the form of other polls about what’s best about our downtown hood. In the months to come, expect more light from The San Diego Sun. Enjoy this complete list of the restaurants that were recognized in our 2023 Downtown Dining Readers’ Poll:

If you've recently eaten at an independent restaurant or ordered takeout from one, there’s a good chance your meal was cooked and served with gear sold by father-son duo Fred and Gene Clark’s WebstaurantStore, the Internet storefront of their 53-year-old family company Clark Associates. They've devoured a fifth of the $18 billion U.S. restaurant equipment and supplies market with an Amazon-like playbook. Now they’ve cooked up a plan for greater growth. Read my latest (very non-aerospace) Forbes Magazine story here: #restaurants #ecommerce #restaurantsupplies