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    Currently, there are several Vegan restaurants near me with great food. However, once you are finish eating you must go to another location if you would like to listen to live music. Last week for example, me and my best friend planned to hangout on Saturday for dinner and dancing. We decided to check out the new Vegan restaurant called “Vegan Basket” downtown Atlanta. The staff was great and the food was even better, but we had to find another location for dancing. The next day, I have a great thought

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    1) How do you feel about service delivery in restaurants in general? To be honest with you, I think it depends on the type of restaurant you’re at. If am at a fancy restaurant, I would feel the service should be at the top of their game. 2) Do you perceive any differences in service delivery between service employees based on their country of origin? For example, which employees do you prefer the most (from India? Egypt? Others?), and which employees do you prefer the least? Why? There is a big

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    The Riverside Restaurant The Riverside Restaurant is an all-day dining restaurant which serves a variety of meals which includes of breakfast, lunch and dinner with the international menu. The Riverside Restaurant is an elegant dining restaurant in Adelaide with an ambiance that is elegant however yet relaxed. The Riverside Restaurant also offers the perfect pre-theatre dining experience with table de hote menu.  (Intercontinental Adelaide, 2016). Food Production Methods Food Production is integral

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    Pf Chang's Restaurant

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    I went to P.F. Chang’s restaurant on the weekend with my friend who made it clear that she didn’t want any Chinese, Thai or other Asian food. I explained to her that P.F. Chang’s is Asian food for people who don’t usually like Asian food. The restaurant has a very good location that is on 740 south Mill Avenue. Every time I visit a restaurant with a strong reputation, I have high expectations that I hope they could meet and fulfill. Pf changs seemed to have met one of my main necessities, a pleasant

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    Before we can even start a restaurant at all, we have to go for analyzation of the demographic and psycho-graphic of our location. And according to the toronto.ca/wps/portal/contentonly the location we choose is mostly populated by Chinese, the Koreans, Cantonese and others Asia, non-Asia, immigrant and citizens. The percentage of those in the neighborhood between the ages of 25- 64 is 64.1%, followed by young youth with 19.3%, followed by seniors with 10.5 %, leaving a percentage of 6.1% to children

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    to open a family restaurant. When i leave Haiti to come in the U.S years after years my dream was fading away. One day i was having a conversation with a good friend of mine name Tosh. I was explaining to her that one of my dream is to open a restaurant. We was just sharing ideas and the light ball pop out “pacific breeze" that is how i come up with the name of the restaurant. The main idea of this restaurant is “you do not have to wealthy to healthy. The purpose of the restaurant is to provide our

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    observation in a restaurant named Sakura Izakaya on 30 July, 2015. It is a Japanese ethnic restaurant. Sakura Izakaya is located near an office building. A shopping center is also within a walk distance of the restaurant. Seen from the outside, the restaurant is modern with large windows and glass doors. When I walk in, I find the restaurant is comfortable and looks traditional. The wooden floor is clean. A waitress welcomes me at the door with Japanese. The first sight in the restaurant is a bar. The

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    Executive Summary The development of restaurants industries has taken place in modern times of 1900 's. Customer satisfaction includes things that is done for the comfort and improvement of customers and is provided over the price paid for the food. Satisfying customers helps in maintaining the morale of restaurants which would help to retain the customers for longer duration. The satisfaction need not be in providing quality food but also in improving services given to customers. Customer satisfaction

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    For a restaurant that’s practically busy most of the time and serves many people, this is the best restaurant where a variety of customers can expand their palate and try this Chinese food experience. This place is the type of Chinese restaurant that was everywhere in Toronto back in the day, but now? It’s quickly becoming a novelty. The Royal Chinese Restaurant is located on Sheppard Ave E in a plaza complex. To actually get into the restaurant? Hectic. Reservations only by telephone or if you’re

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    Bens Deli Restaurant

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    The picture reflects an old restaurant in Montreal named Bens Deli Restaurant. Unfortunately, it closed its doors for the last time in 2006, two years before its 100th birthday as it was demolished in 2008 and replaced by a boutique hotel. This painting was meant to stir nostalgia for the bygone days in Montreal. The painting offers a fascinating portal back to the days when downtown Montreal was a magnet, not just for the locals but also for the many entertainers who partied with vigor in the city

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