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Leadership

Cooper’s Hawk head chef balances art, science and triathlons to excel in the kitchen

Matt McMillin meets the challenges of restaurant work by constantly pushing his limits.

Leadership

Legendary chef Gray Kunz dies

The onetime head of Lespinasse and Cafe Gray in New York City was a celebrity chef before the term was in vogue. He was in his mid-60s.

Leadership

Bob Kinkead dies

By Peter Romeo on Dec. 16, 2019

The influential chef and restaurateur left his stamp on fine dining and influenced many of D.C.'s chefs.

Topics

On the road with a professional eater

By Peter Romeo on Jul. 11, 2019

Madi Butler will spend 50 days this summer traveling from dining destination to dining destination by train, part of an effort to popularize that mode of transportation. Restaurant Business caught up with her during a stop in New York City.

Leadership

Nate Appleman, former kitchen tinkerer for Chipotle, gets a new job

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 25, 2019

He was named COO of Umami Burger. At the same time, parent SBE named John Polizzi VP of ops for Umami’s division, Disruptive Restaurant Group.

Financing

How Norman Van Aken developed his ‘New World Cuisine’

By Jonathan Maze on Sep. 26, 2018

Also on this week’s episode of "A Deeper Dive," a discussion of the challenges at some fast-casual chains.

Marketing

This week’s 5 head-spinning moments: Reviewed and rated

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 15, 2018

What’s more likely to turn heads, the next chapter in Burgerville’s union dealings, or the fourth bun-related restaurant closure of the week? Check out these and the industry’s other jaw-dropping developments of recent days.

Leadership

Anthony Bourdain dies at age 61

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 08, 2018

The former fine-dining chef soared to fame with his revelations of what really happens in restaurant kitchens.

Leadership

Fans remember 'storyteller' Anthony Bourdain

By Jonathan Maze on Jun. 08, 2018

The shocking death of the “Parts Unknown” host drew a range of tributes, and awareness of the growing problem of suicide.

Consumer Trends

2016 trends that should die, as told by operators

By Lauren Hallow on Jan. 02, 2017

Restaurant Business has covered which trends we expect to see more of in 2017, but what about the trends that should stay in 2016? For the answer to that question, we reached out to some of the country’s top operators and chefs, from emerging chain leaders like Mendocino Farms CEO Mario del Pero to James Beard award winners such as Mindy Segal and Michael Symon.

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