Prepare Your Restaurant for the Holiday Rush

It’s a Deck the Halls and Holly Jolly Christmas type of season! Missouri got it’s first snow last night, and people are going to start getting in the holiday mood. That means one thing for restaurants - the holiday rush. This can be great for your business, but big growth also comes with some growing pains. If you aren’t ready for the holiday season, Fast Fix LLC is here for you! You commercial appliance repairmen in Missouri know how busy you’re going to get, and we’re here to keep your operation running smoothly.


Do You Have Enough Help?

When things get busy in the kitchen, it can be helpful to have enough staff to keep up with production. Not only can the right number of staff help improve satisfaction from your customers, but it also can help keep your Missouri kitchen appliances in better working order. Cleaning and maintenance don’t fall by the wayside if there are enough people to keep up with them. Take some time to evaluate your staffing for the next few weeks, and if you need to bring some people on, get started now.

Check Your Shelves

Busy holiday seasons can take a toll on the stock and inventory. Take a look at last years records to see how much you used. This can give you a good idea about what to order for this year. If you’ll be offering a special holiday drink or appetizer, be sure to keep even more of those ingredients on hand, as dining guests love to get seasonal favorites. You may even want to consider getting some extra dishware. As your restaurant gets busier, there will be less time to wash dishes as frequently and even MORE dishes than usual. Extra plates, bowls, and silverware can be helpful.

Give Your Staff A Heads Up

It’s an all hands on deck season, so take some time to gather the troops and let them know what to expect. Have a big staff meeting where you can discuss the plan, extra hours that may be necessary, and what tasks will have to be completed during the regular routine. You’ll want the holidays to operate like a well-oiled machine - which brings us to our next point …


Let Us Look At Your Equipment

There’s nothing worse than having a huge group of people dining in your restaurant only to find that your oven is out of order. This can make sore some unhappy guests and a really stressed kitchen staff. Fast Fix LLC is here for your restaurant through this busy holiday season, so please give us a call. We can look over your appliances, check for damages, and make sure that everything is working properly before things get busy.

If you own a restaurant in Missouri or Western Illinois, Fast Fix is here for you. Our team is highly skilled, trained regularly, and FAST. If you are in a bind and need us to come to take a look at your broken restaurant equipment in Missouri - give us a call. We’ll get you on the schedule and have you up and running in no time. Happy Holidays from the Fast Fix team, we hope you have a busy season in a really great way.

Fast Fix LLC. Restaurant Equipment Service & Repair - 

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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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