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The Daily Rail: How to Make Your Restaurant's Super Bowl Super

The Daily Rail: How to Make Your Restaurant's Super Bowl Super

In today’s restaurant news: how to host the best sports watch party for your guests and sports fans, what the Starbucks and United Ways team-up means, and how to market the Super Bowl for your restaurant’s success.

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The Daily Rail: Have Cicerone Programs Changed Our Bar Culture?

The Daily Rail: Have Cicerone Programs Changed Our Bar Culture?

In today’s restaurant news: whats hot in restaurant design in 2018, US young adults’ favorite sporting events, Cicerone programs and our bar culture, and more!

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The Daily Rail: Restaurants Look to Win Gold with Winter Olympic Promotions

The Daily Rail: Restaurants Look to Win Gold with Winter Olympic Promotions

In Today's restaurant news: Restaurants vs Department of Labor, Super Bowl in VR, restaurants look to score with Olympic promotions, and more!

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The Daily Rail: Restaurants are Boosting Sales with Alcohol Delivery

The Daily Rail: Restaurants are Boosting Sales with Alcohol Delivery

In today's restaurant news: looking at America's biggest unofficial holiday (Super Bowl Sunday), restaurants revenue takes a boost thanks to alcohol delivery, and educating yourself on GMOs.

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The Daily Rail: How Many Ways Can You Say “Drunk?”

The Daily Rail: How Many Ways Can You Say “Drunk?”

In today's restaurant-inspired news: We found one ad banned from the Super Bowl, also how to move from cocktail server to bartender, how much people are spending on their game tickets and apperently there are 3000 for being "drunk" in the English language. 

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The Daily Rail: Eating Healthy May Become More Expensive

The Daily Rail: Eating Healthy May Become More Expensive

In today's restaurant-inspired news: Hong Kong introduces a coffee shop with a robot barista, Disney offering a $15,000 dinner, red flags that you're bartenders a total rookie, and the intended "wall" will do for our Mexican imported produce. 

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