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With more than a dozen restaurants located in Cape May County, which is also home to some of the North East’s most renowned commercial fishing ports, it’s no wonder why many Kara eateries feature seafood prominently. So, why does Yianni take such an issue with Pescatarians, especially when he opened a restaurant featuring fish & veggies exclusively? Tune in to hear Yianni, George, and Emaleigh answer questions, including:
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When you decide to pursue your dream of opening a business, it can be easy to forget you’re wearing rose-colored glasses. Yianni, Liz, and Peter dive into why you need legal representation as a business owner and explore what factors should influence your decision on which firm to hire. Questions include:
#restaurantpunk #kararestaurantgroup #podcast #smallbusiness #BAR #barassociation #lawyer #attorney #llc #registeredagent #smallbusinessowner #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #entrepreneurlife #businessideas #businessadvisor #businessadvice
Hollywood stars – and even local celebrities – often expect special treatment, but business owners have to weigh the pros and cons of whether catering to their needs is worth it. While Yianni has been known to tell a famous actress or two to kick rocks, other venues, like American Dream in East Rutherford, are willing to forego profits to make the Kardashians and Cardi B comfortable. What does the Restaurant Punk crew think about favoritism? Join Yianni, Noelle, and Liz to hear what they think about questions, including:
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From the outside looking in, most people think that restaurant owners are rolling in cash, but what is the reality? Speaking from their own experiences over the past four decades, Yianni, Nick, and Nick are answering questions, including:
For international travelers and foodies, one of the best parts about visiting a new country is trying their signature dishes. We fly to Italy for pizza and pasta, explore Greece to enjoy gyros and spanakopita, and South America to discover a range of spices. But, what culinary specialties are travelers looking forward to when coming to the good old US of A? Yianni, Nikos, and Peter are answering questions, including:
No two restaurants are alike, and neither are their bathrooms. Within the Kara Restaurant Group family of businesses, we believe in making the restroom an experience of its own, but many other entrepreneurs put it on the back burner. So, whose idea about where you go number two is number one? Nick, George, and Liz are answering questions, including:
Prepping ingredients for service is an essential part of restaurant operations, but how much of an impact does your prep person really have on the business’s bottom line? Join Nikos, Peter, and Patrizia as they answer questions including:
An important part of a restaurant’s ambiance is the playlist, but for employees working day in and day out, listening to the same songs 24/7 can be downright infuriating. As a business owner, do you think it’s ok to allow the kitchen staff to listen to their own music while on-shift? Nikos, Noelle, and Nick are answering questions, including:
As an entrepreneur, your business is your baby. So, after investing all of yourself and your savings into building it, what happens when you decide to put your business up for sale? Nick, Bobby, and Peter are answering questions, including:
Is sharing really caring? Noelle, Nick, and George discuss family-style ordering and sharing food in this week’s episode of Restaurant Punk. Tune in to hear their answers to questions, including:
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