Question: A restaurant budgets for a standard weekly labor cost of $4,730, and a forecast sales figure of $14,800. The actual weekly labor cost this week

A restaurant budgets for a standard weekly labor cost of $4,730, and a forecast sales figure of $14,800. The actual weekly labor cost this week was $5,028, and the actual sales were $15,862. Calculate the standard and the actual labor cost percent for this week.

 

14)          A restaurant has a monthly food cost of $6,248, a monthly labor cost of $7,370, and monthly sales of $25,379 (all in the same month). What is the prime cost and prime cost percent for this month in the restaurant? _________________ _______________________


15(          In July last year, a restaurant had 3,742 customers. Management expects a 3.8% increase in customers this July over last July. If the current check average is $31.06, calculate the number of customers and the amount of sales revenue management expects this July. _______________ ________________ 

 

16)          List three examples of qualitative data that might cause a manager to adjust an initial customer forecast. 

________________ __________________ ______________________


17)          In a certain café, only about 84% of customers order entrées for dinner. Of those, 18.7% consistently order the steak frites. If the forecast for dinner tomorrow is 106 customers, how many orders of steak frites should the chef expect to sell? __________________


18)          Using the chart below, identify each appetizer as high or low popularity and high or low profitability. (CM = contribution margin)

Menu Item Number Sold Sales Price Food Cost Item CM Menu CM Popular (H/L) Profitable (H/L) 
Wings  105$5.95  $2.27      
Sliders  153$6.50  $1.98      
Potato Skins 82$4.95  $1.47      
Shrimp  35$7.95  $2.14      
Salad  59$6.25  $2.56      
Total         
Average count        
Popularity Benchmark        
Average Weighted CM        
            


  Complete the Food Sales Reconciliation Form below. Identify the item (in the notes column) that requires investigation.

Kitchen Production 
Food Name Portions on Hand Portions Prepared Additional Preparation Total Available Leftovers  Portions Consumed 
Cookie  15   
Pie 16   
Sundae  20   
Sales Accounting 
Food Name Portions Sold Voids  Total Output Portions Consumed Difference  Notes  
Cookie  15     
Pie 19     
Sundae  22 0    

 

21)           A restaurant has annual fixed costs of $84,000 and a variable rate of 0.712. The check average is $48.33. If the manager wants to generate a profit of $50,000 for the year, how much business must he generate, both in terms of dollars and in customers? __________________ ________________________ 

22)           Using the information in question 21, determine at what point the restaurant breaks even in sales dollars. ________________________

 

23)           Describe the difference between a fixed cost and a variable cost. ______________________________________________________________________

 

24)         List 3 examples of internal marketing and 3 examples of external marketing. 

Internal: _____________________ _______________________ ________________________ 

External: _____________________ _______________________ ________________________ 

 

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SOLUTION 14 Prime Cost and Prime Cost Percent Prime Cost is the total of food cost and labor cost In this case the monthly food cost is 6248 and the monthly labor cost is 7370 Therefore the prime cost ... View full answer

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