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Be descriptive here; you want bank loan oécers or potential investors to keep reading. Include highlights of your ownership team, your restaurant concept, what makes you competitive in the market, and your path to profitability.  \nIt’s a good idea to write this section last.  \n1.1 Business Objectives  \nWhat do you want your restaurant to achieve? Include at least five objectives. Make them specific and actionable.  \nIt is common to see restaurant business objectives around a specific targets for sales volume, profit level, customer traéc, and number of hours worked by owner. If you have plans to expand to multiple revenue streams (like catering or online ordering) or multiple locations, you should include those objectives here, as we l.  \n1.2 Keys to Success  \nList at least three factors that wil make your restaurant a success. Are your hours of operation a good fit for the neighborhood? Do you oèer a product or service that sets you apart from nearby competitors?  \n2.0 Business Description  \nOpen with a few paragraphs describing your restaurant, including essential facts like name, address, hours of operation, square footage, and enticing details about your proposed location (this can be a location where you have secured a lease or merely one a space that is a strong contender).  \n2.1 Startup Cost Summary  \nBriefly, how much wi l it cost to start your business? Consider creating a chart with each expense.  \n2.2 Sample Menu  \nInclude a sample menu of your food and beverage oèerings here. Include a few mouthwatering images of your food or beverages if you have them.  \n2.3 Location & Facility  \nWhere is your business located? What makes the location a benefit? What’s the facility like? How wil the facility increase your likelihood of success? List leasing details and a floor plan if you have them. 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