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Beware of the X

Some of us have the gift of the gab, and the rest of us do not (except maybe after a few alcoholic beverages).

Portioning the Portions

The success of any business depends on a basic mathematical calculation – how much does a good or service cost to produce – and based on this, how much does it need (and can) be sold for in order to provide the seller with a viable profit margin.

Human nature for dummies

We humans are a divided bunch of creatures. It would not be a broad generalisation, or a remote stretch of the truth to split us into two distinct camps.

Demand and Supply

The ‘have it all’ and ‘have it now’ nature of today’s society pretty much allows us to fulfil our every whim at a moment’s notice.

The Stunned Mullet

The Stunned Mullet is a smart-casual Modern Australian Restaurant located in Port Macquarie NSW. Positioned across from iconic Town Beach, it epitomises the Australian coastal lifestyle. Casual, relaxed dining whilst taking in sweeping views- all the way out to Point Plomer in the north.

Picking a winning wine

Watched a long-anticipated movie last night – called ‘Bottleshock’. It’s hailed as the new ‘Sideways’, with much to appeal to the senses of a wine and quirky comedy lover.

Food Fashion

Fashion shapes our lives … Even if you’re not one to purchase every copy of Vogue and religiously adorn yourself with this season’s key pieces, and ‘must have’ accessories, there’s no doubt that trends and fads do dictate how you’ll be looking in 2009.

A Modern Restaurant Award Wage?

Along with weekend footy, taking the dog for a walk or a night out at the movies, dining out (for the most part), is what we commonly refer to as a leisure activity.

Time is money … or is it timing!

One thing for certain is that we live in uncertain times.

Valentines Day Chaos

Emerging out of that vortex commonly known as the holiday season (relatively unscathed), my thoughts naturally wandered over to the next significant day on the hospitality industry calendar – that day of cards, flowers and undying declarations of true love.

A typical Aussie Christmas?

Once we hit adulthood, most of us don’t care for it to occur any more than this!

Better service in the USA?

Having just returned from a very relaxing and enjoyable trip to the USA, I am still in holiday mode.