Published March 31, 2017

Trending Tables: Peruvian food picks up steam

Peruvian food is becoming more popular. This is discussed here. The food of Peru is being featured more and more. Places are otpening which serve it and people are becoming interested in it. This is yet another food trend. They seem to appear often and they really take off. Key Takeaways: Four of this class […]

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Restaurant Marketing Ideas for April

There are some really interesting restaurant marketing ideas for the month of April. Owners of restaurants and and operators are always on the lookout for special events where they can use their online and offline marketing efforts. Tax Day has become an annual favorite as restaurants across the globe step up to offer tax weary […]

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Indian food catches fire

Indian food has become a very popular thing. It has been around for a very long time and now it is really popular. It has been building up year after year and little by little and it has finally become a mainstream thing. Restaurants are finding new and innovative ways to attract customers to their […]

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Secrets From the Highest-Grossing Restaurant in New York

There are some secrets from the highest grossing restaurant in New York. Tao Downtown opened its doors in the year 2013 and it has a real authentic feel to it. It has heavy wooden doors that look like they were airlifted in from an ancient Chinese fort. Over a thousand people come there a night. […]

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Published March 30, 2017

Gary Jones on why young chefs today are better than ever

Gary Jones has some opinions on why young chefs today are better than ever. There are always news people to train in the food industry. They start at the elementary level sometimes. They get great training and are pushed to their limits in order to give people an amazing dining experience. Key Takeaways: Gary Jones […]

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Restaurants Are Filling All Rungs on the Career Ladder

The business kept on giving chances to new laborers in 2016, with eatery administrators detailing that about one in four of their employment opportunities were filled by individuals for whom this was the primary general occupation that they have ever had. In 2016, around one in five employment opportunities were filled by individuals who were […]

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English wine sommelier says Sussex is better than Champagne

An English wine sommelier says Susses is better than champagne. He said that sparkling wine from England easily rivals traditional champagne from France. These English wines are not popular because they are becoming equal to traditional French varieties, but because they are actually better wines. He says that Susses is the new champagne. English wine […]

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Smoothie Franchises are Soaring in Quick Service

Few consumers had really ever had a smoothie that when these 1,000 unit brands brought out smoothies, they really kind of got people thinking about it. Tropical Smoothies growth is backed by the BIP Franchise Accelerator, a division of venture capital firm BIP Capital, which invested in the brand in 2010. Tropical Smoothie, which requires […]

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Published March 29, 2017

For operators, labor costs remain a huge concern

This is driving up wages. Average hourly earnings in the leisure and hospitality industries over the past 12 months have increased by 4.2 percent, according to federal data. That’s higher than the 3.4 percent, overall rate. The higher wages are leading restaurants to raise prices despite falling commodity costs which, coming as grocery stores have […]

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OpenTable seeks to reduce no-shows

At Open Table, we believe we have a responsibility to help build awareness of the issue and continue to leverage our technology and diner network in ways that reduce no-show rates and mitigate the impact of late cancellations. At a conference in Los Angeles on Monday, Open Table data showed that the national no-show rate […]

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