Blog posts tagged with "Restaurant Loans"

Do you have an idea for a food truck, but aren’t sure if you’re ready to hit the road? If so, then this post is for you!

As a restaurant owner,  your inbox and various feeds are probably inundated with content about how to attract millennial customers to your business.

Even if you serve delectable food, you won’t attract consistent patrons if you don’t have quality customer service. In fact, according to a recent survey, restaurant customers prioritize delicious food, but quality of service is the next most important factor to them.

Owning a restaurant can be an exciting venture for food lovers. Unfortunately, it still requires mundane activities, like choosing restaurant insurance.

Are you taking your food on the road? Opening a food truck business can be an exciting, lucrative venture. Still, with so many restaurateurs trying their hand at opening a food truck business, competition is becoming stiff. In fact, the food truck industry is growing at an annual 7.9 percent over the past five years.

As a woman entrepreneur, you’re likely always considering ways to boost business. If you run a restaurant, this is especially true. The restaurant industry is competitive, with more than 1 million restaurant locations in the U.S. With so many competitors, how can a restaurant stand out?

Happy National Pizza Day! If you own a pizza shop, you likely know that to be successful you must invest in a variety of areas. Unfortunately, it can be challenging to afford these costs. That’s why many restaurant owners seek additional working capital, like business loans.

When running a successful small business, there will always be room for improvement. Whether it is updating technology, purchasing new inventory, or hiring more employees, there are many ways to continually elevate your business. These initiatives will vary depending on many factors, one of them being the industry that your business is in.

Owning a deli can be a rewarding business venture. Your hungry customers rely on you for anything from their morning coffee, special-order sandwiches, and even catered luncheons. Many of them have likely been consistent customers since your business’s inception.

Word of mouth is the oldest, and still the most effective, way of promoting any venture. Yet with the advent of online reviews and ubiquitous smartphones, electronic word-of-mouth has become the primary channel that people find new businesses. Research shows that the best spokespeople are no longer celebrities or social elites, but communities of helpful consumers who want to share their experiences with others.