A Look At The Restaurant Kitchen

The success of a restaurant revolves around the kitchen. To run a restaurant, you need industrial grade equipment, an organized layout, motivated and trained employees, and the drive to be successful. Keep reading to learn more about restaurant kitchens and the keys to keeping them running successfully.

Kitchen Equipment 


One of the most important aspects of running a restaurant kitchen involves the equipment. Not only do you need industrial grade equipment, much different than that of the kitchen appliances in your home, you also need equipment that stays in proper working order. The best way to achieve a healthy kitchen in regards to the equipment, is to sign up for our individualized restaurant equipment maintenance plan in Missouri and Western Illinois. Your kitchen equipment is a huge investment and we're here to help you keep it lasting as long as possible.  

Kitchen Organization


The kitchen is where food is stored, prepared, cooked and plated. Unlike in a home kitchen, restaurant kitchens have dozens of people moving in and out with each shift. Therefore, organization is very important. A typical restaurant will have different stations where a certain type of food is prepared. These stations can include the saute station, the grill station, the fry station, the pizza station, the salad station and the dessert station. The different stations will vary depending on the menu offered by the restaurant. Not only does organization save time during a rush, but it also helps keep the kitchen stay efficient.

Kitchen Staff 


While having good quality kitchen equipment in proper working order is key to running a restaurant, having a motivated and trained team is also very important. A professional kitchen is a team environment and everyone has to learn to work together towards a common goal, to get good tasting food on the table for their customers to enjoy. The the executive chef to the sous chefs and the line cooks, everyone plays an important role in the success of the restaurant.

Just like with any business, a restaurant has a lot of moving parts that go into making the business successful. Fast Fix LLC is here to help keep your kitchen running smoothly by offering 24/7 emergency restaurant equipment repair services in Missouri and Western Illinois. Whether your oven goes out or the dishwasher stops working, Fast Fix LLC is who to call!

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Fast Fix LLC. Restaurant Services
9403 County Road 154
Auxvasse, MO 65231

Phone: 573-254-3748
St. Louis Customers: 636-FASTFIX
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