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    customers and even converting some of its pubs into complete none smoking environments this was before the legislation took place. The smoking ban has not had that much of an effect on Wetherspoons‚ states BBC news because although there was a decline in bar sales‚ food sales had a good rise which outweighed the smaller intake through alcohol. Chief executive John Hutson states “The company revealed today that like-for-like sales for the 13 weeks ending 28 October fell 1% despite a 1.4% increase in food

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    will often buy them a drink. When the staff gets off work before closing they will often become customers with the establishment. This increases the positive interaction between staff and customers. Sales are good and all costs are in line except the bar cost‚ which is one or two percent high. You are not too worried about it because your strong sales give you a good profit and the owners are happy. On a tip from an employee‚ you learn that a lead bartender is stealing alcohol

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    calculator to convert pay and salary information Restaurant Association of New Zealand website - 2012 remuneration survey summary (PDF - 375KB) What you will do Bartenders may do some or all of the following: make and serve drinks clean and tidy the bar area take drink orders check customers’ identification for proof of legal drinking age handle cash‚ EFTPOS and other payments collect and wash glasses operate gaming machines ensure that customers do not drink too much (host responsibility) help

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    weird and a little disturbing to the ear that adds to the weird nature of the song. The drums are fast and stabbed to generate a violent rhythmic feel. In the background you can hear a swelled deep bass sound keeping a pulse on the first beat of every bar‚ because it has been put through an envelope filter and the attack setting has been set high ‚it fades in quite slowly making it seem off beat and out of time which gives the effect of the song being very fast but also quite slow and sinister at the

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    Introduction The report aims at identifying the ability of students in understanding the implication of happy hour in hospitality business. According to Black ( 2010 )‚ happy hour can be one singular in a day in which public venues such as restaurant‚ bar or other licensed establishment offers discount on alcoholic drinks. Happy hour is widely famous at several public venues as it is the best marketing strategy. The report will discuss the implication of the happy hour for business and recommendations

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    Associated Content the duties of a bartender are to take the orders of their patrons‚ serve drinks‚ keep the shelves stocked‚ and to keep the bar clean. But after the patrons are served and have left the bar‚ is the bartenders’ job really done? According to the law in many states bartenders are responsible for the behavior of their patrons even after when they leave bar. Should a bartender really be responsible for adults after the leave an establishment? Should bartenders have to baby sit their patrons

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    Bar noun [C] (DRINKING PLACE) definition › a place‚ sometimes within a restaurant‚ where alcoholic drinks are served‚ or a long‚ high table in such a place along which people stand or sit while drinking: A Bar is a place where alcoholic beverages are served in the premises like beer‚ whisky‚ vodka‚ rum‚ cocktails‚ mock tails etc. A bar is also called as a pub. A pub is a short form for public house. In olden days a pub which offered lodging was called as inn. The seating arrangements in bars

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    Types of bar A bar’s owners and managers choose the bar’s name‚ décor‚ drink menu‚ lighting‚ and other elements which they think will attract a certain kind of patron. However‚ they have only limited influence over who patronizes their establishment. Thus‚ a bar originally intended for one demographic profile can become popular with another. For example‚ a gay bar with a dance floor might‚ over time‚ attract an increasingly straight clientele. Or a blues bar may become a biker bar if most its patrons

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    Gilless Advanced Composition September 11‚ 2013 DeVry University Hooters Evaluation I bet if you ask any guy in this country if they like Hooters‚ they would give that look saying did you seriously just ask that question. Hooters is a sports bar mostly for guys‚ and is famous for its wings and waitress attire. This restaurant is a perfect place to have some wings and a few beers‚ watch the game‚ and have a great scenery while you’re there. I like to go there once in a while with some friends

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    Malia bar: Marketing Once Lisa Fernandes realized that certain kinds of food just didn’t agree with her‚ she always ate selectively and healthy. But her interest in nutrition got a serious boost when she married Ajit who worked as a Business & Marketing Consultant in the US & Canada‚ focused mainly on the Natural & Organics packaged foods market. She took keen interest in the innovative products that Ajit worked on‚ and that stood her in good stead when they relocated to India. Unlike in

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