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Knowing how to sell and serve your selection of tea can make the difference between merely offering tea to making a profit.

Fall is finally in full swing, and consumers are already revving up for holiday beverages. Your beverage selection allows for creativity, and sprucing up your fall craft beverages is necessary in today’s restaurant business.

We’ve stressed before the importance of a great beverage lineup. It holds a huge potential for profits, and customers actually care about their beverage selections (contrary to popular belief). While many attempt to mediate this situation by upping the ante with their alcoholic drinks, those who choose non-alcoholic beverages are still many times left in the dust.

While these healthy drinks may taste good, they’re probably not what your customers are looking for on a hot summer day.

Not to worry, though! A refreshing wine smoothie will never be confused with a healthy drink concoction.

If you’re wondering what some of the basic Irish dishes are that would be an easy pick for the holiday, here are a few to get your creative juices flowing!

There's nothing more frustrating than trying to order at a swamped bar and waiting for what seems like an eternity for service, especially when all you're after is a simple beer.

Restaurants who offer catering of any type will need to invest in the proper equipment in order to transport food and beverages to venues. One supply that all caterers will want to consider is the purchase of beverage containers and carriers.

Hot summer weather brings with it customers looking for frozen treats. Relief comes in many forms; from ice cream to frozen yogurts, many of the classics are a sure-fire hit to pleasing guests. One such frozen treat is shaved ice, and while it’s easy to make and versatile enough to create a wide variety of dessert products, the addition of an ice shaver is often overlooked. 

As restaurant owners, one of our goals is to cater to demand - the traditional, the trendy, and the topical. If you haven’t taken the time to capitalize on New Year’s resolutions, then you’re likely missing out on a huge chunk of profit!