Thriving Restaurants & Control Issues #RestaurantOwner #ThrivingRestaurants #RestaurantManagement

26 Oct 2023 · 0 min
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Donald Burns discusses characteristics of "thriving" restaurants (~15% of the market). He says thriving restaurants typically deliver owner-level profitability of about 15% or higher; owners often still work heavily (about 40–60 hours/week) and retain control issues that keep them involved. The clip focuses on market share, profitability thresholds, and owner involvement.

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About 15% of the market.

Usually 15% or higher.

About 40 to 60 hours per week.

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