Patricia Cobe

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Patricia Cobe

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Food

Comforting retro dessert recipes

As we head into mid-January, healthy eating may still be top of mind for many diners. Nevertheless, a majority of consumers veer toward indulgence when at restaurants.

Beverage

Cream liqueurs stir up bar sales

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

These are the predictions that built the most consensus among restaurant industry forecasters.

A look back at the most surprising, fun and thought-provoking menu fare at chains this past year.

While the lunch menu at San Antonio’s Granary ‘Cue & Brew focuses on classic local dishes, chef-owner Tim Rattray is all about bringing international flavor.

These predictions caught our attention in the National Restaurant Association’s 2017 culinary forecast.

Chain restaurants are discovering that nostalgia sells.

New York City’s TurnStyle makes the most of a noisy, narrow subway passage

Festive beverages—with and without alcohol—are getting customers in the door during the busy holiday season.

These eight operators are betting on convenience, tempting busy home cooks with prepared turkeys, sides and desserts to go.

With dayparts blurring and real estate prices climbing, restaurants are finding new ways to maximize their space and staff with between-meal traffic.

Sales of Petit Plates have doubled since Au Bon Pain introduced the snacks, and they continue to grow, says Katherine See, VP of culinary innovation.

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