Beverage

Beverage trends spilling into the restaurant industry

Beverage

Modernizing mixers

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

Beverage

Drinks drive brunch business

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

Restaurants and bars are going beyond frozen margaritas and pina coladas, concocting boozy slushies, snow cones and other frozen cocktails to lure sweaty customers.

Restaurants are taking the charred foods trend to coffee.

A gathering this week of the experts who blend flavors and ingredients provided a look at where restaurants could be heading tomorrow.

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