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PROPOSAL
This project has to discourse extensively on how to open and operate a standard restaurant both in country and outside the country. It is also make us to understand and know more about what the project is talking about and the meaning of restaurant, it has various important to the society in general. In second chapter of this project is talking about literature review i.e how to open and operate a restaurant and how to manage and advertising your business.
Also in third chapter of this project discourse on research methodology, it help most student to know how to do research methodology.
In chapter four is all about how the data has been collected and how to present result on the particular topic. It make student to generate the idea that make us to know the benefit that can be derived from opening it and also know the necessary step to be taking in order to make the business proceed.
In chapter five is all about how to discuss on implication in the business, things to be take into consideration so, that the business would not collapse and the last chapter which is chapter six, discourse on how to improve the hygienic standard of food preparation. It is also to enlighten us on the problem encountered when opening it as well as ways of solving this problem.
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
Business is absolutely a complex activity. This is because it involves a lot of technicalities ranging from the task of planning to control of such plans in order to achieve the desire objectives of profit maximization. It is in view of this, that this study is mainly centered on the floating of a restaurant to a stage where it finds it difficult to keep its head above water.
In the late 70s business was in its period of boom, the economy was doing well at that point in time and the exchange rate was appreciable within this period. International trade was easy as a result of lesser trade restrictions and foreign exchange control.
Restaurant is referred to as a building or a house licensed to provide usually meals, entertainment and various personal services for the public on commercial basis and no accommodation is available. The word Restaurant is derived from the French verb "restaurant" which mean to restore or refresh and thus by usage mean an establishment that food and drink for sale. Restaurant may be freestanding or as part of facilities in hotels, guest houses or other sectors of the industry. Whichever way goes, a restaurant will choose at them, menu style and sometimes price band to suit the customers they wish to attract and at the same time to exhibit the particular expertise of their cook and chefs.
In this industry, guest are been given the maximum attention they may require within their period of stay. Therefore, good quality food and well-presented beverages are part of those necessities which the guest cannot but be treated with. The provision of good quality food and beverages often act as a good advertisement directly influencing the result of making other operations and management by objective making guest to feel more at home.
As the owner/operator of a restaurant you are constantly interacting with customer and employees. They have to like people enough, to cater for their likes and dislikes also to be able to feel genuine satisfaction when they see customers enjoying a meal. They have to like people enough to pay attention to the little things that make a customer feel welcome, well treated and anxious to return. Employees have to be carefully trained and their needs as well as those of the customers have to be considered.
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Business entrepreneurs today are making a lot of efforts in order to make their investment a perpetual going concern. Every means available at their disposal are being made available terms of capital base sophisticated equipment etc. so as to meet-business demands and sustain the completive market environment.
However, in spite of these tremendous effort businesses are still failing and these are owing to various factors that pose myriads of problems.
The vital impact of opening and operating a restaurant in the society generally has not been given any keen observation and consideration that is, the reason why people fail in operation. This is because most people refuse to keep accurate financial record since the average profit per meal is between 10 percent per every sale, counts and haphazard record keeping may mean disaster.
1.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The main aim of the study is examine how to successfully open and operate a restaurant business with Mr. Biggs Akure as the center of focus. Specific objectives of the study are:
i. To identify necessary resources needed to successfully open a restaurant.
ii. To find out how a restaurant should operate to avoid failure.
iii. To examine the implications of government economic policies on the survival or failure of a restaurant.
iv. To find out and how to avoid business collapse with reference to Mr. Biggs Akure
v. To examine the use and control of resources in Mr. Biggs Akure
1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
In-order to guide the study and achieve the objectives stated above, the following research questions were formulated:
i. What are the necessary resources needed to successfully open a restaurant?
ii. How should a restaurant operate to avoid failure?
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