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Restaurant leader of the year: Danny Meyer

He’s built an empire putting employees first. Now that Danny Meyer has taken Shake Shack public, will shareholders be OK with staying in the backseat?

Sox fans drawn to local eatery

As the Boston Red Sox prepared to face the despised New York Yankees in last fall's historic American League Championship Series, Red Sox fans started queuing up outside the Riviera Cafe, a local eatery with TVs all over the room, more than five hours before game time.

Here's how restaurateurs are addressing the challenges of equalizing front-of-the-house and back-of-the-house pay, as well as trying to foster a better experience for families.

The menu is a statement of your restaurant’s philosophy—and a crucial piece of its marketing puzzle.

The longtime chain marketer will be the first to hold the position, a reflection of the concept's growth plans.

The mother of tequila, mezcal and the strange, obscure pulque.

Now in the recovery stage, operators are doing whatever they can to get their diners back up and running and ensure the safety and stability of affected employees.

The new Whole Foods Market in Portland, Maine, is a 48,000-square-foot behemoth, just two blocks off the turnpike spur that connects Maine’s largest city with a string of affluent towns along the coast.

Competitors say they've not felt the football fallout Papa John's cites as the main reason for a sales slowdown.

Is your broadliner going the extra mile for you—like these guys do?

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