Kitchfly vs. a traditional POS vs. Excel
What each option does, where it's strong, where it falls short and which kind of restaurant it fits. Including what Kitchfly doesn't do yet.
Practical guides to know what every dish costs you, price your menu right and run your restaurant by the numbers.
What each option does, where it's strong, where it falls short and which kind of restaurant it fits. Including what Kitchfly doesn't do yet.
Forecast what you'll sell, turn it into prep items, add a cushion, subtract leftovers and round to your batches. With a salsa verde example.
Where food gets thrown out, how to measure what it costs you and 7 ways to cut it, including checking expiration dates every day.
How often to count, how to do it fast and without mistakes, how to value it and use it for ordering, and how to apply FIFO to throw out less food.
Sort your dishes into stars, plowhorses, puzzles and dogs using your sales and costs, and learn what to do with each group.
Portions, waste, suppliers, inventory and menu engineering: where money leaks and how to get it back without changing what makes your food good.
Three ways to price your dishes (by food cost, by dollar margin and by competition) and how to combine them so you don't lose money or customers.
Food plus labor: the number that tells you fastest whether your restaurant makes money. How to calculate it, what's healthy and how to lower it.
Unit cost, yield, cost per plate, food cost % and menu price, with a real al pastor taco example.
Add your ingredients the way you buy them and the way you use them. You get the cost of the recipe, the cost per plate, your food cost % and the price you should charge.