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John Lahr Being Hospitable

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John Lahr: We want to see your kids
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John Lahr: We want to see your kids

· September 24, 2020

Some find it a turn off to see children in a dining room. I do not.

Being Hospitable: It’s fall, ya’ll
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Being Hospitable: It’s fall, ya’ll

· September 17, 2020

It s an exciting time of year for restaurants in general.

Being Hospitable: Do you like wine?
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Being Hospitable: Do you like wine?

· September 10, 2020

From new world wines to old, everyone has their favorite.

Being Hospitable: It’s that time of year!

Being Hospitable: It’s that time of year!

· August 27, 2020

Tomatoes are ripening, squash has blossomed, and the green beans are long and ready to be picked!

Being Hospitable: Nonprofits in need and a way to help
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Being Hospitable: Nonprofits in need and a way to help

· August 20, 2020

It was a policy of mine to not write about current times, but desperate times call for desperate measures.

Being Hospitable: Restaurant business is about always trending
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Being Hospitable: Restaurant business is about always trending

· August 13, 2020

Everything in my industry seems to go full circle from food, to wine, to cocktails. I find it very interesting.

Being Hospitable: Enjoying the glorious Hamburger
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Being Hospitable: Enjoying the glorious Hamburger

· August 6, 2020

A staple in nearly every home, the burger is synonymous with not only summertime, but its also a staple in the day-to-day diets of most Americans.

Being Hospitable: Putting a spotlight on service
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Being Hospitable: Putting a spotlight on service

Have you ever frequented a place where you see the same faces seemingly every time you go? Do they know you?

Being Hospitable: Taking care of your employees’ mental health
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Being Hospitable: Taking care of your employees’ mental health

In the restaurant industry, we typically place speed and quality of service at the highest point of emphasis.

Being Hospitable: Experience is the key
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Being Hospitable: Experience is the key

An invaluable trait in any career is knowing that you don t know everything about your job.

Being Hospitable: Truly. Impeccable. Service.
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Being Hospitable: Truly. Impeccable. Service.

Building relationships in any business is the cornerstone for success.