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Uploaded by on Jun 27, 2007

John Foley breaks down how to design a restaurant kitchen so that you maximize your revenue.

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  • this guy is a dollar buster, never worked in a kitchen,, he should know if you were a pasta house you would have a pasta cooker,and the stove would be for saute...

  • You are missing the man's points entirely: that the proportion of kitchen size to restaurant size is important; that the kitchen should be designed to be convenient whether it is fully or partially staffed. Very valid points; and that kitchen design must take into account what food is being served. And, a pasta cooker is still a pot..,containing a bunch of smaller pot-inserts, if you will. Don't put this guy down because he is a "bean-counter" rather than a cook! You could be right, and broke.

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  • I'm a designer. The size of the kitchen is dependent upon the menu and concept, not on a ratio of kitchen/dining room size. Some concepts require a very small kitchen, and dining room size has nothing to do with it. Create a great working environment for the staff and you have a better chance of meeting your goal of creating the ultimate customer experience and increased sales volume. Don't waste your seating space on an oversized kitchen.

  • I'm a chef i've designed and set up many great restaurants, this guy really is a fool and knows close to nothing. his advice sucks

  • so i have a 5star hotel near a river made for 400people, i got some restaurants, one is for 200 places and has a kitchen near to it... what area should that kitchen have(square meters) ?

  • Can you tell us which restaurants you involve with?

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