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Beverage trends spilling into the restaurant industry

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3 ways to cut food and labor costs

 Sponsored content from our partner f’real foods on Oct. 11, 2017

Operators working to increase profits can do so by taking a hard look at what’s already going on in their restaurants.

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3 creative takes on the Moscow mule

 Sponsored content from our partner Island Oasis on Apr. 12, 2018

There are several ways to switch up a basic Moscow mule to give diners the chance to branch out a little bit. Here are a few creative ideas.

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Australian coffee concepts invade the U.S.

By Heather Lalley on Aug. 11, 2017

They're coming from a land Down Under to make their mark on the coffee cafe segment.

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Modernizing mixers

By Thomas Henry Strenk on Feb. 09, 2015

To keep cocktail lists current, progressive mixologists are looking to the past, resurrecting old-fashioned mixers and modifiers with modern twists.

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Drinks drive brunch business

By Thomas Henry Strenk on May 17, 2016

Innovative adult beverage programs can give operators an edge on brunch—whether it’s a twist on classic cocktails or a menu of thematic signatures.

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Cream liqueurs stir up bar sales

By Patricia Cobe on Jan. 10, 2017

Bartenders are mixing up modern takes on the mudslide and other cocktails.

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Signature bloody marys give brunch a boost

Sponsored content from our partner Red Gold on Oct. 16, 2017

The bloody mary is one cocktail that lends itself well to customization and experimentation.

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Speed-scratch trend spills over into beverages

Sponsored content from our partner f’real foods on Apr. 20, 2018

By focusing on speed-scratch beverages, restaurants can appeal to a variety of customers without blowing food and labor budgets.

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Happier hour

By Thomas Henry Strenk on Dec. 01, 2011

Here’s a sampling of happy hour strategies that go beyond the usual.

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Thirsty for throughput

By Thomas Henry Strenk on Jun. 11, 2015

Delays that pile up over a service period not only diminish the guest experience, they can result in lost profits. Savvy operators are taking steps to pick up the pace.

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