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Last-Minute Gifts that Support Local Restaurants

Posted on December 8, 2021

For some people, gift cards have become synonymous with a lazy gift, but buying gift cards is a great way to support local Pittsburgh restaurants. Plus you know a gift card won’t be affected by any shortages, supply chain issues, … →

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PA Restaurant’s Quick Guide to The Restaurant Revitalization Fund

Posted on April 20, 2021

The Small Business Administration (SBA) has provided more information about the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) which will provide relief for PA restaurants who lost revenue due to the pandemic in the form of $1,000- $5 million (per location) payments. These … →

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Should You Sell Your Establishment With A Brokerage?

Posted on December 1, 2020

When you go to sell a house, you know the general steps, but when it comes to selling your restaurant, bar, or beer distributor, it gets a little complicated. Many different factors go into choosing how to sell your establishment … →

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Restaurant Marketing Ideas During Covid19 Restrictions

Posted on July 1, 2020

Working in the restaurant industry takes a lot of grit and stamina in the best of times. In 2020, it can feel impossible to keep your restaurant afloat and comply with local restrictions. In particular, the recent ban on alcohol … →

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Last-Minute Gifts that Support Local Restaurants

Tag Archives: Pennsylvania restaurants

Last-Minute Gifts that Support Local Restaurants

PA Restaurant’s Quick Guide to The Restaurant Revitalization Fund

Should You Sell Your Establishment With A Brokerage?

Restaurant Marketing Ideas During Covid19 Restrictions

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