How to start a restaurant
These resources, bundled with Business Plan Pro, will give you a wealth of information to get your new startup up and running smoothly.
Start a successful restaurant!
This kit will give you a wealth of information that you need to start your own food-service business. You will learn what the day-to-day operation of a restaurant is like; how to set up your kitchen and dining area; how to buy and maintain equipment and inventory, how to deal with administrative, financial, personnel and regulatory issues, and how to market your venture.
Sample content from the guide
Should you buy an existing operation?
If you find the start-up process a bit overwhelming, you may think taking over an existing food-service operation seems like a simple shortcut to getting your own business up and running. It can be, but you must proceed with caution. You can find various types of food-service businesses for sale, advertised in trade publications, shopping center publications and your local newspaper. You might also want to check with a business broker - they are listed in the Yellow Pages - to see what they have available.
What's included in the startup kit:
- Business Plan Pro, the world's most popular business plan software
- Tim Berry's book The Plan-As-You-Go Business Plan ($20 value)
- Guy Kawasaki's best-selling book Art of the Start book ($17 value)
- Research data for 9,000 industries
- $30 off any custom logo design package by Logoworks
- Free small business legal guide
- Free SBA guide to getting funded
- Database of venture capitalists
- One-year *Inc.* subscription ($10 value)
- Free U.S.-based technical support
- Free live training webinar with product evangelist Sean Serrels
- Learn more about Business Plan Pro



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