FAQs

Great poolside snacks are crucial for a fun day in the sun, so when creating a snack bar menu having a balanced menu mix is essential.

Spices should be sourced with as much care and consideration as fine wines and quality proteins.

Thanks to advancements in foodservice technology, club chefs can provide members with quality frozen products year-round.

A benefits package includes incentives, benefits, and other perks that a club employer provides in exchange for work.  

Incorporating a uniform program is an easy way to build a club’s brand, enhance professionalism, and offer a great hiring perk to employees.

Choosing the right POS system for a country club may seem like a challenge, but a strong POS system is vital to running a successful F&B operation.

Dining room chairs must be chosen with several important factors considered in order to provide members a comfortable dining experience.

High-quality food requires high-quality equipment.

Being a member of a country club has its perks, but these perks also come with a price. 

In order to have a successful club cocktail program consistent in quality and taste, bartenders require more than just the right liquor.

There are many career and industry-specific factors that can determine an Executive Club Chef’s salary, but as chefs become more established in the private club industry there is always room for both career and salary growth.

The Country Club of Detroit’s Executive Chef, Brian Beland, CMC, has dedicated most of his life to the pursuit of culinary excellence and his passion, ambition, and talent have resulted in a career full of noteworthy achievements. 

Cocktails play an important role in the dining experience, as well as the cultural and social elements of a country club.

A wine list should elevate the club dining experience from start to finish. 

Maintaining a specific food cost percentage is not always the goal for country clubs, but chefs still use creative ways to make dining profitable.