Scruffy? Let’s sort that

• WE'VE SEEN WORSE • LET'S HAVE A LOOK THEN • YOUR GRID'S A MESS, WE CAN HELP • MADE YOU LOOK • NO JARGON, NO FLUFF •

• WE'VE SEEN WORSE • LET'S HAVE A LOOK THEN • YOUR GRID'S A MESS, WE CAN HELP • MADE YOU LOOK • NO JARGON, NO FLUFF •

Hands-On Help

Micromanaging never helps, we know. We offer real world help from hospitality pros, where it is a local cafe to large scale AAA music venues or even high end experimental menus, it is all about delivering the best for the guests and removing the waste and lost products

There is is no silver bullet, every hospitality venue is unique that is something often not understood

Rapid Strategy Audit

Let’s see where it is going wrong, something as simple as a bad set up on draft can cost you thousands

  • Check your P&L - where is the issue and why

  • Is the menu right or is this working against you

  • Venue rating and efficiencies recommendations

Growth Road-map Workshop

This is for when you need the person in the office to step in, when it is not going to plan, we can calm the team, set you up with the right suppliers, menus, strategies to really make the change you need

  • A full venue health check

  • Vetting suppliers for pricing and quality

  • Full back office check, whats missing and waste

  • Real Change managment

Change Management Coaching

Half-day session turning whiteboard chaos into a 12-month action plan in the real world that will deliver the goods

  • Deep dive into reading the P&L so it works for you

  • Staffing training and retention, what really matters?

  • Menu engineering and pricing

Stuck in the world of too much choice let us narrow it down for you

Stuck in the world of too much choice let us narrow it down for you

Newsletter, No Fluff

Just real world examples of how change can be done

Such as if you want to improve workflow and reduce time on the bar?

REDUCE YOUR MENU

This one is simple, The Paradox of choice (2004), Barry Schwartz's research shows less is more, yes we want to cater to all but by doing this we are making it too complicated to choose so we will default to just the house and have a “Meh” experience then having the we need to go again “experience”

We have lived it and read the books so you don’t have to