Fine Dining

Workforce

Don't look now but restaurants are reinventing their labor model

Signs abound that the business is awakening to the need for dramatic action.

Operations

The famed Noma to close its Copenhagen restaurant and transform into food innovation lab

The changes will not come until 2025, but are designed to create a more sustainable workplace, says chef René Redzepi.

The 2019 city law outlawing the delicacy violates a state measure prohibiting urban areas from legislating what farmers can grow. The ban was originally scheduled to take effect on Nov. 25.

Stadium foodservice giant Levy takes minority stake in Boka Restaurant Group.

In New York, one restaurant promotes ‘bargain’ pricing with a $99 porterhouse for two. Will we see more value positioning in high-end restaurants?

Washington, D.C.-based Knead Hospitality is adding a package of leisure perks similar to what white-collar execs might negotiate.

In an interview conducted two months after the IPO of Shake Shack, a spin-off he serves as chairman, Meyer shared his take on the challenges of transitioning from entrepreneur to corporate chief.

The fine-dining chef and restaurateur shares strategies for sparking inspiration and optimism despite the challenges of the last two years.

Starting Aug. 5, restaurants can only use the tip credit for servers and bartenders making at least $135 a month in gratuities.

The parent of Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse said its ongoing effort to simplify operations lowered labor costs.

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