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Beverage

A pour start: Beverage trends 2015

Fads come and go, but true emerging beverage trends have staying power and growth potential. We’ve done some recon on what’s predicted to be the next big thing in craft beer, cocktailing and fast-casual drinks—the developments poised to make dollars and sense for operators in the year ahead.

February 2010 Menus

Links to menus from restaurants featured in stories in the February 2010 issue of Restaurant Business magazine.

By reformatting the dish—and using ground meat instead of sliced leg—Millman now is able to offer lamb for $15 instead of $35, appealing to younger diners.

Menus from restaurants featured in the May, 2010 issue of Restaurant Business magazine.

When done right, digital menu features on tabletop tablets can boost sales and customer satisfaction.

Iced tea has long been a warm weather staple, especially in the South. But the beverage is not considered trendy compared to inventive iced coffee drinks with flavors like caramel and hazelnut.

When a change in In-N-Out’s menu barely makes the roster of neck-straining developments, you know it's been an eventful week.

TAUNTON, Mass. (November 17, 2010)—The week of Thanksgiving is typically a slow one for some types of restaurants because of obvious reasons. But that does...

These golden citrus fruits taste like a cross between a tangy lemon and slightly sweet orange. Most often used to flavor desserts, Meyer lemons are starting to show up in savory applications, too.

CHICAGO (May 16, 2011 - PR Newswire) – Restaurant operators continue to face challenges caused by the recession and slow pace of the ensuing recovery, with...

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