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BAR & BEVERAGE COST

Bar and Beverage Cost Consulting

Your bar can be your highest-margin department or your biggest leak. Foodi tracks pour cost and bar inventory every week, so you know which one it is.

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Bars Lose Money One Pour at a Time

Over-pours, comps that never get rung in, spills, and drinks made without a spec all look small in the moment. They add up to real money, and a monthly P&L won't tell you which one is happening.

Cocktail programs make it harder: more ingredients, more prep, more room for specs to drift. Without costed recipes and regular counts, you're pricing drinks on guesswork.

How Foodi Handles Beverage Cost

01

Pour cost tracking

Liquor, beer, and wine cost against target every week, by category.

02

Inventory variance

We compare what your sales say you poured with what your counts say you used, and flag the gap.

03

Cocktail recipe costing

Every cocktail spec costed, so you know the margin on every drink and can price with confidence.

04

Pour standards and training

We help your bar leads set and train pour standards, and keep them in place when staff turns over.

05

Beverage vendor review

Distributor pricing and deals checked against what you're actually being billed.

What a Few Points Are Worth

A bar doing $500,000 a year in beverage sales that cuts pour cost by 3 points keeps an extra $15,000 a year.

Illustrative example. Not a guaranteed result.

How It Fits Into Your Weekly Report

Everything on this page shows up in your Foodi Tracker every Monday, next to sales, labor, and projected profit — so you see the whole picture, not one department at a time.

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Beverage Cost Consulting: Common Questions

Find out what your bar is really pouring.

Serving restaurants in Houston, across Texas, and nationwide.

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