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Restaurant Best Practices Scorecard

The document lists best practices for operations, marketing and menu, and financial controls for a business. It includes guidelines for hiring, training, recipes, marketing promotions, daily sales reporting, cash auditing, inventory tracking, and profit and loss statements.

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Restaurant Best Practices Scorecard

The document lists best practices for operations, marketing and menu, and financial controls for a business. It includes guidelines for hiring, training, recipes, marketing promotions, daily sales reporting, cash auditing, inventory tracking, and profit and loss statements.

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BEST PRACTICES SCORECARD

Operations
 Hiring & selection guidelines
 Job descriptions
 Training manuals/program
 Employee policy handbook
 Manager's log book
 Opening & closing check lists -- all positions
 Labor forecasting & scheduling system
 Standardized recipe book
 Standardized prep list with pars
 Routine kitchen line checks
 Customer service guidelines
 Supply Ordering and receiving system
Marketing & Menu
 2-4% of sales budgeted for marketing & promotion
 Annual/monthly marketing plan
 System for tracking ROI on promotions and discounts
 Reviews menu engineering at least twice per year
 Maintains a customer database
 Has consistent branding
 Utilizes at least two direct marketing practices
 Policy for handling donation requests
 Participates/sponsors at least one community event per year
 Incorporates 4-wall marketing
 Has a minimum of 4-6 marketing promotions a year
 Has an established system for promoting public relations
Financial Controls
 Daily sales report
 Maintains sound checkout and cash controls
 Documented cash auditing procedures
 Daily cash reconciliation
 Daily key item inventory on 10-15 products
 Tracks all discounts and voids
 Daily recording of purchases
 Daily labor cost vs. forecast
 Knows the optimum sales/customers per labor hour
 Uses an Industry Standard Chart of Accounts
 Menu and recipe cost calculations
 Periodically compares ideal cost to actual
 Computes prime cost weekly
 Knows weekly and monthly break-even sales points
 100% of sales reported
 Physical inventory taken weekly
 Profit & loss statement within 7 days of month (period) end

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