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Self-publishing a cookbook

For several years, Hank Holliday, owner of Peninsula Grill in Charleston, South Carolina’s Planter’s Inn, talked about doing a cookbook to showcase the restaurant’s culinary legacy.

Technology

Amazon gets rude restaurant intro with Whole Foods hacking

The brick-and-mortar grocer says data thieves hit only its in-store dining and taproom operations.

One of the most common errors in the financial statements of restaurants is the incorrect recording of food and beverage comps — food or beverage served free of charge, or sold at prices lower than normal retail.

Q&A with Ron Savenor

An advisory board might be just the ticket to help you grow. If your business is incorporated, you’ve likely already got a board of directors: yourself.

A look at drinks—both spirited and not—to bring your list up to speed.Drinking up valueNo one needs to tell operators the importance of offering...

At every step, a chef controls the flavor of a dish. At the same time, every chef is limited by his or her customers’ expectations and what they are willing to pay. Regardless of what type of budget or kitchen is at the chef’s command, any cook worth his or her salt knows that a mediocre chef can ruin high-quality, expensive ingredients, but a talented chef can turn ordinary or inexpensive ingredients into something fabulous.

CHICAGO (June 20, 2012 - PRNewswire)—Restaurants and retailers have a long history of competing over consumers' share of stomach. That competition becomes...

The CEO of 7-Eleven could have boasted about the inroads his chain has made into a market that was once owned by attendees of the Restaurant Leadership Conference. Joe DePinto certainly had the sales numbers to support a little braggadocio: $2.7 billion from fresh food, $5 billion from beverages, 1 million cups of coffee, 100 million fountain drinks.

The settlement with Simon Property Group would apparently allow some locations to shut down.

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