Numbers check-up
- Review of the income statement, sales and purchases
- Report with the 5 priorities, in euros
- A one-hour review session
An analysis of a restaurant's numbers: income statement, sales, purchases and labor. The result is a list of priorities for action, quantified in euros.
For a restaurant with €600,000 in revenue, one point of food cost is worth €6,000 a year.
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A slow restaurant can have few customers, or a thin margin with a full dining room. Sales, covers and average check by day of the week show which of the two applies.
The starting point is the two or three items that cost the most euros, and the cash available in the following months. The check-up ranks them.
Revenue = customers × average check. The levers are the weakest services and the average check, through menu and prices. First, it needs to be verified that each extra euro leaves margin.
Revenue net of VAT (IVA) minus ingredients, labor, rent and other costs. In the example used in the guides: €6,000 per month on €600,000 of annual revenue.
Total employer cost of staff divided by net revenue. In the example used in the guides: 32%. The useful figure is read by day and time slot.
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