Culinary Software buys building, moves to it
Popjoy LLC, led by Brian Bennett, who is co-founder and president of Culinary Software, bought the building in June of last year for $1,350,000, according to public records.
The company, which previously leased space at 1900 Folsom St., develops software for the backend operation of the food-service industry including restaurants, of restaurants, mo. Its flagship products, ChefTec and CorTec software, provide the food-service industry with inventory control, menu-costing, ordering, purchasing and nutritional analysis of recipes.
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The building’s interior was gutted, and it has been renovated to meet the company’s needs, according to Eileen Allison, a spokeswoman for Culinary Software. The move will accommodate the company’s growth within its four departments: software development, support, training and marketing, she said.
Popjoy LLC, led by Brian Bennett, who is co-founder and president of Culinary Software, bought the building in June of last year for $1,350,000, according to public records.
The company, which previously leased space at 1900 Folsom St., develops software for the backend operation of the food-service industry including restaurants, of restaurants, mo. Its flagship products, ChefTec and CorTec software, provide the food-service industry with inventory control, menu-costing, ordering, purchasing and nutritional analysis of recipes.
The building’s interior was gutted, and it has been…
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