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Melamine Dinnerware Popular Patterns

by admin on July 28, 2010

Melamine Dinnerware

Lionsdeal.com features a large selection of melamine dinnerware at great prices.  They range from simple sets to collections with elaborate patterns.  They vary in size and color to accommodate a variety of places and occasions.  Below are some of the styles Lionsdeal.com has to offer.

Colors

Mardi Gras Dinnerware

The pieces for this set come in melamine vibrant solid colors.  You can mix and match colors for a specific theme or even order a special design that features four colors.  This collection is made to be heavy duty with its heavy glaze to ensure stain resistance.  They are perfect for use in a variety of places, such as restaurants, cafeterias, or homes.

Sea Shell Melamine

Each piece in this melamine dinnerware collection is in the shape of a sea shell, and they are stunning.  The inside of the pieces is attractive silver while the outside is a clean black.  This set is sure to impress in a restaurant or a home.

Square

Venetian Dinnerware

This set features yellow dinnerware with a floral accent on the rim.  The pieces are a yellow gold that is sure to attract attention.  Each rim has a design of red flowers with green stems that goes well with the main color.  The square shape of the plates adds character to the set without being distracting.  This is a beautiful set that is durable enough to be used in many different settings, including a restaurant or a cafeteria.

Traditional

Portofino Melamine

Simplicity and versatility are key qualities in this melamine dinnerware set.  The white pieces have a simple design on the rim that consists of a thick inner green stripe and a thin outer red stripe.  This set is often used in cafes and trendier fast food restaurants.

Laurel Melamine

The Laurel melamine dinnerware collection is simple yet classy with a little touch of vintage.  Each piece is beige with an accent on one side that is made of leaves and berries.  They are designed for casual dining and are perfect for organic or health restaurants.

Asian-inspired

Lotus Melamine

This set has a stunning classic melamine design.  Clean white is accented by a blue design of flowers that wraps around the rim.  They are designed to be used in a casual dining setting with an Asian touch.

Peacock Melamine Dinnerware

These decorative melamine pieces are designed with a nature theme.  Each plate’s center has a floral design that is set in sections.  The design along the rim of each plate is inspired by the feathers of a peacock, which gave the set its name.  Fast food restaurants and diners with nature themes are ideal settings for this collection.

GET Longevity Melamine Dinnerware

A bestselling traditional melamine set that has a classic look for Asian dining.  The center of each red plate has a popular longevity pattern.  Each plate has a simple design along the rim that complements the center design.  This set is ideal for any restaurant that serves Asian cuisine.

Japanese Tokyo Melamine

This Japanese inspired melamine set fits well in many restaurants.  The beige pieces are simple yet elegant with a motif that is reminiscent of the style of classic paintings.  The pieces are available in various styles and shapes which make them perfect for different types of restaurants.

These are just a few of the melamine dinnerware styles available at Lionsdeal.com.  Their selection is excellent and affordable.  No matter what style you are looking for you are sure to find it at Lionsdeal.com.

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Restaurant Menu Covers

by admin on June 30, 2010

The menu is an important part of any restaurant. It provides one of the first impressions of the restaurant and food to your customers. By having nice menus and large displays, you can entice your customers and prepare them to enjoy your food. Because the menus are so important, it is critical that you select high quality menus that are durable and appealing.

One of the first things your customers will see when they arrive at your restaurant is a large display. These are typically used to advertise current special offers and meals. An A-frame sidewalk chalkboard is very traditional technique for encouraging customers to come inside and try your food. If you prefer a more modern look, you might like the sidewalk swinging sign or the write on / wash off sign.

Once inside, a wood frame markerboard or white melamine markerboard hanging on a wall near the front will interest your customers as they wait to be seated at a table. If you have smaller items you wish to highlight, such as fresh baked desserts, a tabletop markerboard is perfect for drawing your customer’s attention to an item.

Displaying the menu is a great way to encourage new customers to try your restaurant for the first time. Many people are hesitant to try new things, but become more eager and excited once they know there is something available that they will enjoy. A menu display case is a very classy way to highlight your menu, can be used indoors or outdoors, and is available in many different wood finishes to complement any style. A single pedestal broadcaster or double pedestal broadcaster is another alternative if you prefer to display the menu away from the wall.

And of course the most important menu is the one the customer will hold in their hand while they are seated. This is a great opportunity for you to show creativity and “sell” your food. A menu should be durable and resistant to spills, as they may remain on the table after the customer receives their drinks and appetizers. A single clear menu cover is perfect for a simple and straightforward menu. For a longer menu, you may chose a 2 fold menu cover or 3 fold menu cover to hold all of your items. And if you are really ambitious with your menu, there is also a 6 page menu cover available to suit even the largest selections. A black menu cover with gold lettering is the perfect choice for a fancier restaurant. You may have a print shop design and produce the pages of your menu. If you are creative, you may enjoy the opportunity to make them yourself.

A menu is the customer’s first experience with your food. These products will help you create excellent menus that will get your customers drooling in anticipation and coming back again and again.

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Bar Equipment

June 22, 2010

The bar is an important part of a restaurant. Not only is it an excellent source of income, it also provides owners the opportunity to be creative from the décor to how the bartender creates and serves the beverages. This guide will show you what items you will need to start a bar in a [...]

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Catering Equipment

June 10, 2010

A catering business is a great way to start your own business right out of your home. Because every event is unique, you will never get bored and will have the opportunity to help create a great experience for your clients. This article is a guide to many of the supplies you will need to [...]

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Summer BBQ Equipment

June 2, 2010

Summer is here once again. The kids are out of school and everyone is ready for lazy days around the pool and playing outdoors. One of the favorite summer pastimes is cooking outside on the grill. Who doesn’t love a good and juicy grilled hamburger or hot dog? So send out the invitations and get [...]

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OHEL Charity Bike Ride

May 12, 2010

On Sunday, May 2, 2010, bike riders will set out to complete the TD Bank Five Boro Bike Tour to raise money for charity. The race takes place through the five boroughs of New York City and totals 42 miles in length. The ride begins in Manhattan and travels through Central Park, Harlem, the Bronx,  [...]

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Plates & Dinnerware

May 11, 2010

Presentation counts in food service almost as much as the actual taste of the food. Having beautiful dishes enhances the experience for your customers by showcasing the food and blending with the theme and feeling of your restaurant. China is beautiful, but is also very expensive and delicate, making it an impractical option for most [...]

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Choosing the Right Pizza Pan

May 6, 2010

Pizza is certainly one of the world’s most beloved foods. Thick, thin, simple cheese, or piled high with toppings – no matter how you like your pie, you need a great pizza pan to cook it in. This post will give you information on the different types if pizza pans that are available so you [...]

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Aluminum Bakings Sheets vs. Silicon Baking Sheets

April 29, 2010

Baking sheet pans are a necessity in any kitchen. They are a staple that every chef or home cook should own several of. Though often used for baking pastries and cookies, these pans are highly versatile. They can also be used for a wide variety of other tasks, such as a drip pan. Baking sheets [...]

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Preparing your Catering Business for Summer

April 19, 2010

As the weather warms up and we find ourselves spending more time in the sun, enjoying the simple pleasures that summer brings, we also find our tastes and interests adapting to the season.  The summer season brings a welcomed return to the little things in life, a return to a time in our lives when [...]

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