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04-05-2007, 01:37 PM
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 Kitchen or Restaurant Design Does anyone know of a good source for restaurant/cafe design/decor. We are looking for some decorating ideas and DO NOT want to go with a consultant. Mostly we have a few space issues and are trying to find some solutions. It's french bistro in theme. Thanks, S
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05-08-2007, 08:21 AM
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| Get a consultant Hi i am a freelance chef / consultant in the uk. The biggest problem facing chefs today is that employers design a wonderful restaurant and then remember that they need a kitchen to produce the goods, the only space left is the cuboard, so they squeeeeeze a kitchen in there and wonder why the chef cannot produce what they had envisioned for their menu. I alwayse get called in after the fact to try and fix the problem when the problem would never have occured had they had a consultant in the first place. The Only Rule to Remember Design the kitchen and then the front of house ! Quite simple realy. ChefsWorld |
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05-08-2007, 08:22 AM
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| Get a consultant Hi i am a freelance chef / consultant in the uk. The biggest problem facing chefs today is that employers design a wonderful restaurant and then remember that they need a kitchen to produce the goods, the only space left is the cuboard, so they squeeeeeze a kitchen in there and wonder why the chef cannot produce what they had envisioned for their menu. I alwayse get called in after the fact to try and fix the problem when the problem would never have occured had they had a consultant in the first place. The Only Rule to Remember Design the kitchen and then the front of house ! Quite simple realy. ChefsWorld |
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