Restaurant: formats and workbooks

17 operating formats · 17 documented Excel workbooks.

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Restaurant: catalog entries and documented workbooks
Operating formatRevenue unitWorkbook status
Full-Service RestaurantGuestDocumented workbook
Counter-Service Takeout RestaurantFulfilled orderDocumented workbook
Delivery-Only KitchenDelivered food orderDocumented workbook
Off-Site Catering OperationEvent and billable guestDocumented workbook
Client-Site Contract CafeteriaMeal or client contract-monthDocumented workbook
Quick-Service RestaurantFulfilled orderDocumented workbook
Fast-Casual RestaurantFulfilled orderDocumented workbook
All-You-Can-Eat Buffet RestaurantPaid visitDocumented workbook
Pay-by-Weight Self-Service RestaurantNet kilogram sold by price categoryDocumented workbook
Fixed-Menu Session RestaurantServed billable cover per sittingDocumented workbook
Food-Court Restaurant ConcessionFulfilled orderDocumented workbook
Pop-Up Restaurant and Guest-Chef ResidencyServed billable cover during active datesDocumented workbook
Dinner-Show RestaurantPaid dinner-show attendanceDocumented workbook
Chef-at-Table Teppanyaki RestaurantServed billable guestDocumented workbook
Guest-Cooked Korean BBQ RestaurantPaid visit or sold menu portion, according to billing basisDocumented workbook
Conveyor-Belt RestaurantConsumed billable plate or separately priced itemDocumented workbook
Subscription RestaurantPaid active subscriber-period plus eligible extra itemDocumented workbook

Choose the operating structure

Match the customer, unit sold and capacity constraint to the operation you intend to run. Catalog entries are not a ranking of profitability.

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Keep assumptions consistent

Use comparable time periods and explain differences in scope. If activities share staff, equipment or premises, count those resources once.

How to read model assumptions