Beverage

Beverage trends spilling into the restaurant industry

Beverage

Handcrafting fills the cup: Gourmet hot beverages

To build buzz around traditional winter drinks such as hot chocolate and cider, operators are borrowing tactics from the coffee wars, touting handcrafted techniques and seasonal flavors more often associated with lattes and mochas.

Beverage

Building a coffee culture

Recently, concepts such as IHOP and Original Pancake House are taking cues from the coffee cafes and the move into premium coffee by QSRs like Chick-fil-A.

Chains use funky cocktail rims to excite guests and add flavor.

The chain’s introducing two varieties of Almond Joy hot chocolate.

The off-premise wine list, available in California, features $10 bottles.

Get with the program and diversify your offerings.

Restaurant operators in California are learning how to cope with the water shortage. Here’s what you can learn from them.

Not all chains are willing to turn their backs on high-margin sodas. Instead, some are giving on customers who are big purchasers more reasons to buy.

Operators in two urban food halls have found that the profits and brand recognition of signature beverages make adapting them to smaller digs worthwhile.

Drinks like cheese tea are making waves stateside.

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