menu trends

Beverage

Global flavors travel from food to drink

Consumers stuck at home are exploring international ingredients through the beverage menu.

Consumer Trends

Plant-based menu items impact restaurant choice

Meat alternatives are playing a bigger role in brand loyalty as a result of the pandemic.

Taste Tracker: Roy Rogers and Fuzzy’s go spicy with chicken, Moe’s and Lazy Dog focus on comfort, and health and value continue to drive purchase.

Taste Tracker: New items bet on pumpkin and spice beyond lattes, accents from around the world, and the bolder the better.

Chef Aaron Staudenmaier shares how he aims to create “revved up” American dishes that set the chain’s menu apart and position it for growth.

The pandemic forced Le Bistro Montage to close, but one of its chefs launched Montage ala Cart to carry on the culinary legacy.

The restaurant group is engaging corporate clients with video cooking sessions in lieu of live dinners.

Taste Tracker: Bowls from Portillo’s and Red Mango, an ooze fest at Weinerschnitzel and a booze fest at Quaker Steak & Lube.

What was a trickle a couple of years back has turned into a deluge, with milk made from oats, nuts and more flooding the market.

Operators are streamlining menus to adapt to pandemic-era dining.

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