Lets look at it this way. Manufacturing business converts raw materials into a product. Now this may sound like your business, but ask yourself this, did you farm it? Since the answer is no (didn't convert corn seed into corn fields, didn't convert chickens into poultry meat), then we can move onto the next business. Merchandisers are businesses that buy pre-fabricated products from a supplier and sell that exact same product at a mark-up to the consumer. You don't sell raw chicken breasts to your consumers, so we can knock merchandising business right out of there. The last is a service business. You are providing a product yes, but with that product you are also offering the intangible "product" of cooking procedures, table service, and a nice table to eat at. Since the primary source of your income comes from the ability to cook and serve delicious food, then you are offering an intangible product, hence you are a service business.
restaurant
Type your answer here... not unless it is business related.
Taco Bell is a fast food restaurant.
Dont know why dont u go to school.
Restaurant business
well what i can say about the nature of a business is that it is the source in which the business is started
Surf Shop, Hotel/Resort, Bar, Restaurant
Is a Service Business..
Finding opportunities in restaurant franchises is easier said than done . You must have a business degree or some type of experience to even get you started to even thinking about owning your own restaurant or franchising with another restaurant.
business license and food handler's permit
You can get a loan for a start-up restaurant business at a local bank or credit union.
Restaurant Examples: A couple comes in and orders food & beverages. They dine then pay for their meal. The Charge for the Meal and the Receipt of the Payment is a Business Transaction. The Restaurant orders food & beverages from one of their Vendors. The Vendor delivers the Goods. That is a Business Transaction. The Vendor invoices the Restaurant for the food & beverages delivered. The Restaurant pays the Vendor. The Charge and the Payment are Business Transactions. The Restaurant uses its Bank Line of Credit to purchase new Furniture from a Restaurant Supplier. That is a Business Transaction. The Supplier sells the Furniture to the Restaurant. That is a Business Transaction. Each Month, the Restaurant makes a payment to the Bank on the Line of Credit. That is a Business Transaction. The Owner of the Business sells the Business to someone else. That is a Business Transaction. The new Owner fires the Cook. That is a Business Transaction. Then he hires his nephew. That might be considered a Business Transaction.