Restaurant groups

Ten sites. Ten lists. One standard.

Each site trains on its own list and its own menu. You decide what ready means for a server, a bartender and a sommelier, once, and every site is held to it.

Readiness by person at one site
At every site, today

Each restaurant runs its own floor.

A site's manager gets the whole thing on day one. Nothing waits on head office.

Its own list

Trained on what it pours.

The site's own wines and dishes, with cards and pairings written for them. A list change there doesn't touch anyone else.

Its own floor

Readiness by person.

Who's ready, who's slipping and what each person is short of, checked without warning against the role's standard.

Its own till

What sells, beside what's known.

A sales export shows the slow movers and how many of the team could sell them. It never moves anyone's readiness.

Across the group

Every site, side by side.

The view across sites is what we're building with our first groups. If you run more than one restaurant, pilot it with us and it'll be built around how you actually run them.

One standard per role, set once for the group, adjustable per site.
Readiness by site and by role, the same figure everywhere.
A wine on several lists, learnt once by someone who moves between them.

Building now with pilot groups

The team at one site, each person's readiness, fading answers and last drill
Your wine team

Your best sommelier, at every site.

Their notes become the cards. Their standard becomes the bar. Vinny answers on every shift from what they wrote, so the group's wine knowledge stops leaving with whoever leaves.

Vinny answers a server's question from the list and menu
Test your list

Ten of your wines, as your staff would learn them.

Upload one page of your list. Vinny reads ten wines and shows you their cards in a minute; we follow with a readiness plan for your floor.

Choose a photo or PDFor drop it here
Ten wines, their cards, no account. The plan follows within a working day.