You’ve just decided to open your own restaurant. You’re excited; you have an original menu, your own recipes and excellent décor ideas. Several of your friends and family members are willing to invest in the business, and you have leads on premises. The brainstorming for these aspects of the project was fun, but you are also responsible for several less glamorous tasks before you can open your doors.
1. Employee Hygiene
No matter what kind of food you will sell, in order to pass health inspections and ensure your customers’ health, you need to purchase equipment that prevents you and your employees from contaminating the food. Hand soap, hairnets, disposable gloves, and commercial aprons are integral to making sure that your restaurant will not be closed for a health code violation.
2. Cooking Machinery
Although how much equipment you will need depends on if you are starting a traditional French …