Ruby Tuesdays Case Study

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Imaging eating at Applebee's or Ruby Tuesday’s, as the manager of the food and beverage operation, I would recommend a family style outlet like them. I want to combine both family style outlet and bar in the same room. This family style outlet will provide delicious meals to its members and enjoyable experience of the country club. While the members are waiting on their food, our establishment will offer them side service. The bar in the dining area is where the member order their special drinks, appetizers and watch television. The area where the bar was located will be the banquet area. When the banquet is book for an event the members can enjoy the beautiful view of the ocean.
The reason why I recommend these changes are;
1. This establishment

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