Ye Olde Bryan Inn Established in 1773 by Grace Benson & Becky Fowler
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123 Maple AveSaratoga Springs, NY 12866
(518)587-2990
Ye Olde Bryan InnEstablished in 1773
by Grace Benson & Becky Fowler
Mission Statement:“Providing Good Hospitality”
We are committed to constant and never ending improvements in the quality of our guests dining experience, as well as the quality of life of our employees.
The Olde Bryan Inn is a full-service restaurant committed to 100% Customer Satisfaction. We offer each and every guest our “Unconditional Guarantee”, so they will visit us again and again. The success of our business depends on the quality of our staff, therefore, we are looking for individuals who sincerely enjoy people and who like to have fun while learning new and different skills.
Our Mission:
Originally built in 1773 by Dirck SchoughtenSold in 1774 to John Arnold, 1st operation as an inn1787 Norton sold inn to Gilbert Morgan who sold it to
Revolutionary War hero, Alexander Bryan1825, Alexander’s son, John, built stone around
original structure and it became his house1925-1954 it was run as Burnham’s hand laundry1954-1979, once again a single family residence1979, became the Olde Bryan InnOverall, there have been 3 rebuilds, the last in 1825
due to fire
History
Owners- Steve Sullivan & Dave PowersExec. Chef- John CapelliKitchen Manager, Bar Manager & Gen.
ManagerBOH Staff- 21 full time employeesFOH Staff-34 full & part time employeesWeekly manager meetingsMonthly kitchen staff meetingsQuarterly staff meeting-BOH & FOH included
The Staff
PurchasingChef John does all purchasing except liquorBar Manager places liquor orderBidding system-ChefTech Software for online bidding
ReceivingPrep and sous chefs do receivingChecklist as items brought in doorProduce/Seafood-daily; Meat/Dairy-3x’s week
StorageWater soluble day dotsPrep team rotates items2 Walk-in coolers, dry storage, freezer; chemicals & paper on 3rd floorFull inventory-Mondays
Purchasing, Receiving & Storage
Most items are made to orderItems like burger patties, mashed potatoes
are pre-madePar levels are used for forecastingPrep (or production sheets) are prepared by
Chef John daily; adjusted as needed (on seasonal levels)
Standardized recipes & portion control
Production
8 menus-main, 1825, “Appy Hour”, Beverage, Kids, Dessert, Vegetarian, Gluten Free
Entrees range from $8.99-27.99Also have Daily Specials that are seasonalEntire staff and customer feedback are part
of menu development
The Menu
Digital dining system-computersSeveral server stationsServers wear buzzersDon’t like it, don’t pay for it policyEncourage modifiers-allergy, health
personal preferencesNo charge for modifiersNumber of covers change seasonally
Service
Promote from within attitudeLead by example mentalityKitchen staff designed layout of kitchenUse local produce as much as possibleChef John currently becoming ServSafe instructorGetting GF certified for website registry http://www.glutenfreeregistry.com/gluten-free-state-search.do?state=NYVolunteer in soup kitchens, hold food drivesDonation 3-4 days/week to local soup kitchenModifiers
Social Responsibility
Energy Star Product sticklersReusable containers for room service orders
to MarriottTo go containers made of bamboo and sugar
caneWaterless urinalsLights on timers/motion detectorNo paper towels, use air dryers
EnvironmentalResponsibility
StrengthsHistorical ValueBetween 2 major
hotels; room serviceUse of buzzersDumbwaiter for use
in 2 story production service
National Preservation Society
WeaknessesLocated off of main
stripParking can be
confusingKitchen narrow and
no flow to it; server “pivot point”
Extra cost for upkeep of building (ex. Bring in mason for stonework)
Strengths & Weaknesses