menu trends

Beverage

Elevate the non-alcohol beverage program and boost hospitality with premium offerings

As more consumers show interest in non-alcohol beverages, operators are wise to offer an array of unique, upscale offerings.

Food

Top menu trends emerging from restaurants around the world

A snapshot of Technomic’s Global Menu Innovation report reveals 10 food and drink trends impacting chain menus internationally.

The market for meat alternatives has flattened or declined lately, but plant-forward menus are growing in new directions as operators and suppliers explore the potential of vegetables.

Offering diners unique and appealing brunch choices doesn’t have to be complicated. With heat-and-serve ingredients from Nestle Chef-mate, delicious menu items come together in a breeze.

The seafood chain reimagines brunch, luring guests with a new lineup of frittatas, French toast sticks and shareable cocktails.

To attract hybrid workers and integrate with the surrounding community, Bon Appetit is developing full-service restaurants and socializing spaces for companies.

The New York City wine bar attracts a young crowd to sip, snack and stay for dinner, thanks to an inventive menu.

Chef Chris Bertke remakes the Chicago favorite, delivering the sandwich’s flavor and nostalgia to plant-based eaters.

State of the Plate: Restaurants are in the relationship business. But as Menu Trends Columnist Nancy Kruse recently discovered, that connection can sometimes get lost.

Chicken wing supplies and prices are back to pre-COVID or better levels, and operators are reaping the rewards and passing value on to consumers.

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