Preparing Your Restaurant for Football Season

August 1st marked the first day of the football preseason! From here on out, football and fall are just right around the corner. If you haven’t prepared your Missouri restaurant for this season, Fast Fix LLC is ready to help. Here are a few tips to help you get your facility prepped, your team off the bench and be ready for that kickoff day!


Make Summer a Training Camp

Now is a great time to get your team ready for the busy Thursday through Sunday crowds that will be coming soon. Starting today, you can help infuse your culture with team spirit, and it’s going to pay off big time when the busy seasons kick in. From training your kitchen staff how to improve their processes to teaching you servers to be aware of the entire restaurant and not just their section. These pieces of training will be huge assets to your entire team.

Make the Most of the Season

If your customers intend to stay for the entire game, do you realize how much additional food they may order at that time? Take advantage of the new screen times to roll out a new game day happy hour menu, add wings, burgers, and beer specials! Some restaurants may even find benefits in adding a breakfast or brunch menu, depending on when your customers normally show up for the game. The idea is that new menu offerings may be a great incentive for more families and longer stays.

Do You Have a Deal?

Get creative this season, and take advantage of all of the ways you can get new customers to come in a visit. Some restaurants will offer fans an opportunity to present their ticket stub in exchange for a free beer or glass of wine. This not only encourages them to come to your restaurant but maybe even outside of game day. Deals and coupons are a great way to encourage customers to come back. Just make sure that your staff are ready to handle the influx of customers.

Check Your Equipment

The last step in getting ready for football season is to get your equipment checked over. The last thing you need is the home team making a winning shot, while your fryer goes out or the beer tap clogging up. Fast Fix can come to inspect and maintain kitchen equipment in Mid-Missouri, well look everything over, make sure it’s ready to keep up with your full house, and your guests will never miss a field goal … or a meal.


Sign Up Today

Fast Fix offers maintenance agreements on an individual basis. An information list is available outlining what we do to promote the health of your kitchen. One of the hardest things to do in a busy restaurant is to maintain a lot of the equipment that you use daily. With our help, we schedule Preventive Maintenance for your restaurant(s) that includes HVAC, refrigeration, cleaning and replacing filters throughout your restaurant. This reduces waste, down-time, energy usage, and improves the bottom line of your business. Our new customers will receive a discount on their first service call. We want to ensure that you are satisfied with the service that we provide.

We offer competitive rates to all restaurants, school districts, senior care facilities and commercial businesses that provide and produce food. Ready to get started? Give us a call at 573.544.0456.

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Fast Fix LLC. Restaurant Services
3362 State Road JJ
Kingdom City, MO 65262

Columbia: 573-544-0456
St. Louis: 636-327-8349


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Location: Kingdom City, MO, USA

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