Directeur / Gérant de restaurant. - masculine
Directrice / Gérante de restaurant. - feminine
le gérant du restaurant, le responsible du restaurant
No, there is no difference.
restaurant manager = gerente de restaurante
You should write French with a capital letter, so French restaurant is correct.
restaurant is French, but you pronounce it like restauran. (without the t)restaurant like you
Cheryl Murphy is the manager
English is the same as French, "restaurant".
Un restaurant francais.
Front of House Manager or Dining Room Manager
i think it would depend on the restaurant and how educated you are
The short form of the French term is maitre d' (meaning maître d'hotel, restaurant floor manager).
A restaurant manager can delegate any number of duties to a supervisor from scheduling, customer contact, or even inventory. Moreover, a supervisor is the person in charge while the restaurant manager is not on the premises to ensure the operation runs smoothly.