Cafe Design Ideas 2015
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The document discusses a workshop for clubs about designing a profitable café. The workshop will provide tips on how to start a café and ensure it is financially successful. Attendees will learn strategies for menu planning, marketing, hiring staff, and managing costs to maximize profits from a café.
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