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In today’s restaurant news: the hot, new restaurant industry trends of 2020, what the January restaurant sales figures mean, what Millennial parents want to see on kids’ menus, and more!
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The restaurant industry is constantly changing. Here are some current and upcoming restaurant industry trends operators should keep an eye on — everything from improved kids’ menus to plant-focused menu items to online ordering, unique dining experiences, and more.
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In today’s restaurant news: a fresh batch of memes, UK beer rationing, Chipotle is going through changes, and more!
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While bars & restaurants should look at making fun alcoholic summer frozen drink options for adults, don’t forget non-alcoholic versions for the kids! Children-driven frozen drinks are great drink menu additions to boost sales during the summer months.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: A creative solution to serving kids, read our checklist before you purchase a tablet for your restaurant, and one Maine restaurant is receiving backlash from taking a stand against assault rifles.
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A new study shows that restaurants are starting to make their children's menus healthier, but there's still a long way to go.
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