But I think that's part of the barrier of entry for a small restaurant. I enjoy supporting local food trucks, and while the food is good, the workflow is terrible. If you look at a quick service restaurant as a logistics company, they are successful at getting completing the transaction and delivery quickly.
For a small restaurant to be successful, while quality is still a necessity, their pseudo "supply chain management" process needs to avoid as many bottlenecks as possible.
For a small restaurant to be successful, while quality is still a necessity, their pseudo "supply chain management" process needs to avoid as many bottlenecks as possible.