Motley aligned its concept, menu and roles in one operationally viable direction

Gastroplan's restaurant consultant helped Motley bring its concept, menu, roles and workflows together into one clear and more operationally viable direction.

Highlighted result

Clearer concept and more predictable operations

Motley case study about concept development and restaurant operations
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Case facts

Client
Motley
Business type
Restaurant
Assignment
Concept, menu, roles and workflows
Services
Concept development, menu development and operational optimisation

The challenge

The concept, menu and team collaboration needed to be brought together in one clear, operationally viable direction.

A stronger common thread and clearer allocation of responsibilities were needed so that team members knew who was accountable for each part of the operation.

What we implemented

Gastroplan refined the restaurant's concept and menu and reviewed its key working processes.

The work included:

  • Refining the restaurant's concept.
  • Adapting the menu.
  • Defining clearer roles and responsibilities.
  • Optimising workflows.
  • Creating better alignment between the concept and day-to-day execution.

Highlighted result

The result

Motley achieved a clearer common thread across its concept, menu and operations.

The clearer division of responsibilities created a stronger foundation for a more predictable working day, with employees working towards the same goals. The restaurant also gained coverage in Politiken.

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