Patricia Cobe

Senior Editor

Articles by
Patricia Cobe

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Leadership

Mix it up with Middle Branch's Lucinda Sterling

With a B.S. in psychology and business, Sterling’s goals did not include professional bartending, but her skills turned out to work to her advantage.

Eating my way through NRA 2014

Senior Editor Pat Cobe shares 10 business-building food and beverage trends she spotted at the show.

Hot smoked salmon and housemade relish give bagels and lox a different twist for restaurant menus.

Menu carts are on a roll in the design menu world, appealing to millennials’ desire for more choices and visual stimulation, and restaurants beyond Chinatown are jumping on.

"This is a crazy business" was the line most often repeated by those accepting James Beard Awards on Monday night, May 5, at the annual gala honoring the stars of the industry.

The beef on that burger is costing restaurants more this year, but asking customers to pay for the ketchup or mayo they squirt on top is not the way to offset high prices.

Drive-thru customers always have been important to Biscuitville’s business, accounting for 60 percent of traffic.

Latin cuisine has been a major driver of the bold flavors that are leading menu development today.

You typically have to visit the Southwest to get the best, most authentic tacos in the U.S. which is why I look forward to attending RLC in Scottsdale, Ariz., every year. This time around, I got tacos every day.

Foodservice operators in every segment are revamping breakfast menus and adding more portable and healthy items—all in an effort to build traffic during the morning daypart.

Apples and cream partner up in a homespun dessert for a diner concept.

A gluten-free turkey pot pie that's kid-tested and approved.

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