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When a brand you admire drops the ball on customer service

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.

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How Chef Ron Yan transformed the menu at Parcelle Wine Bar from popup to brick-and-mortar restaurant

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

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.

Taco Cabana, Tijuana Flats, Fuzzy’s and Taco del Mar make Mexican menu news; healthy twists at Newks and Garbanzo; and Insomnia Cookies gets ready for V-Day.

Popeyes success with its chicken sandwich started a deluge on menus, but this new fast casual is putting some different ideas between the buns.

With a greater understanding of customer needs and a logistical approach to rising prices, restaurants can create innovative ways to address the issue inflation presents.

The Plant-Based Classic Smash Burger is made with jackfruit, which can be substituted for another protein in any menu item.

Fans are standing in long lines to grab a taste of the brand’s plant-based comfort this winter.

The San Diego Wrap fuses the fast casual’s California and semi-Mediterranean roots into an original mashup.

Both high-end restaurants and more casual concepts are finding some relief in more limited menus with set prices.

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