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What to eat at the 2017 NRA Show

 By Lisa White on May 22, 2017

From savory to sweet, there's a bevy of delectable bites to enjoy at this year's annual industry gathering.

Food

4 unexpected menu trends to expect at Restaurant Trends & Directions

 By Lizzy Freier on Jun. 19, 2017

Consumers' expectations are higher than ever and constantly evolving, forcing operators to take a second look at traditional menu items.

Consumer Trends

4 themes among this year’s fastest-growing emerging chains

By Heather Lalley on Jun. 29, 2017

This year’s Future 50 emerging restaurant concepts share many commonalities, a number of which will be discussed at the upcoming Restaurant Trends & Directions conference in Chicago.

Consumer Trends

3 trends gaining ground in September

By Benita Gingerella on Sep. 13, 2017

This month, operators are breaking with tradition, or at least attempting to.

Consumer Trends

3 trends gaining ground in October

By Benita Gingerella on Oct. 03, 2017

These mini trends are ones to keep an eye on—literally.

Operations

What to brace for in 2017

By Peter Romeo on Jan. 06, 2017

These four predictions didn't make it onto other forecast lists, but they could leave restaurants reeling.

Operations

3 trends gaining ground in November

By Benita Gingerella on Nov. 10, 2017

As the weather turns colder, chains are tapping into diners’ desire for piping-hot comfort foods, while still keeping an eye on health.

Operations

Last week’s 5 head-spinning moments: Special OMG edition

By Peter Romeo on Jan. 13, 2017

Necks were so torqued by developments thus far in 2017 that a special report was warranted. Have the neck brace ready.

Operations

Top trends that shaped the restaurant industry in 2017

By Sara Rush Wirth on Dec. 19, 2017

A look at delivery, failed comebacks and a plethora of deals that upended the industry this year.

Consumer Trends

3 trendlettes to watch for February

By Alaina Lancaster on Feb. 01, 2017

For some restaurants, blurring the lines helps to differentiate; and for others, the lines are being blurred for them.

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