Boost Your Restaurant's Cash Flow with These Top Tips!

Posted on 22nd May 2024 by Streets What's trending?


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By Ben Steele, Managing Director, Streets Steele


Maintaining a healthy cash flow is crucial for the success of any restaurant. Here are five key strategies to get you started: 

Optimise Menu Prices 

Ensure your dishes are priced for both competitiveness and profitability

Streamline Inventory

Reduce waste and free up cash by using smart inventory management techniques

Negotiate with Suppliers

Better terms can be had with strong supplier relationships

Encourage Card Payments

Speed up your cash flow by facilitating more card transactions 

Regular Financial Reviews

Use financial insights to make informed decisions and stay ahead of potential issues

If you would like to discover more ways to improve your restaurant's financial health then please get in touch for expert guidance tailored to your business needs. Please call 0117 332 3640 or email info@streets.uk 


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