What if the standard you are most proud of is the thing holding your restaurant back?
Justin Devillier has run La Petite Grocery in New Orleans for two decades, won a James Beard Award, opened a 210 seat brasserie, closed it, and is now opening Daughter’s in the old Upperline space. His take on consistency is blunt. Delivering the same experience every visit is how good restaurants slide into mediocrity.
In this conversation, we get into why chasing your weaknesses drains the energy you should be putting into your strengths, what scale actually magnifies when you go from a small room to 210 seats, and why taking care of the guest is still the cheapest advantage in the business.
If you are grinding on problems and wondering why nothing is moving, this one will reframe where your effort goes.
To learn more about La Petite Grocery, visit lapetitegrocery.com.
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