F&B Concepts
Hospitality and food-service consulting for restaurant, hotel and food-business owners and investors
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About F&B Concepts
F&B Concepts advises owners and investors in gastronomy and hospitality. Services include concept development and openings, investment assessment, operating-cost analysis, team training, operational audits, mystery guest visits and automation setup.
The company also co-founds and partners in hospitality businesses. It was founded by Jan Boroš in 2006 and is based in Prague, Czechia; its work spans restaurants, catering, wine and accommodation concepts.
Product: Consulting and concept development for hospitality businesses, including investment assessment, operational audits, openings, training and automation setup.
Jobs at F&B Concepts
Leadership
- Jan Boroš · zakladatel F&B ConceptsSource: business register
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