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Dropping a printed menu in favour of one dish a day, decided that morning by whatever arrived freshest, was a financial decision before it was a creative one — less waste, simpler ordering, a kitchen that could actually staff for what it was cooking.
Diners describe it as more exciting. The owners describe it, more plainly, as easier to run well.
Easier to run, more exciting to eat
Dropping the printed menu for one daily dish was a financial decision first — less waste, simpler ordering, easier staffing.
What this means in practice
A simpler kitchen operation and a more interesting dining experience are not in tension — they often come from the same decision.
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