Food

Food trends and recipes to keep menus fresh

Food

Repackaging healthy

While salads remain the go-to healthy choice in restaurants—76 percent of consumers order salads with some frequency, according to Chicago researcher Technomic—49 percent of patrons would like more varied options.

Food

Restaurant Business’ staff and colleagues pick their best eats (and drinks) of 2015

Chefs and industry folks aren’t the only ones who blend pleasure and profession over restaurant meals. At Winsight Media, we are constantly tracking trends.

Low-cost indulgences by the big burger chains, the next steps in customization, and turning cabbage—the pickled type—into the green type.

At Moe’s Southwest Grill, a new item has about a 10% chance of making it from the idea stage to the menu, and the process can take as long as a year.

Take autumn offerings up a notch by featuring seasonal favorites in new, unexpected ways.

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.

To get your customers into the spirit, offer a variety of savory and sweet pies—not all taking on the usual circular shape that links them to the mathematical pi.

You can’t go wrong with classic beef patties and cheeseburgers, but this month’s marketing tie-in provides an opportunity to try something a little different.

Stay ahead of the curve with the latest foods and flavors emerging in trendsetting restaurants.

Consumers reveal which chain limited-time offers they are most likely to order based on the name and description.

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