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Americans Can’t Kick the Fried Chicken Bucket

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The cashier was nice, which made the experience even better, as did the instant satisfaction of tucking away a very large, very warm, very full plastic bag on the floor of my front seat. It was also familiar, a modicum of casual comfort as the omicron wave crested in Los Angeles.

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MRM Franchise Feed: Church’s Goes Hybrid and Curry Up Incentives Now

Modern Restaurant Management

This program, piloted last year, is designed to help KFC team members build short-term savings and create lasting savings behaviors. Founded in 2006, Just Salad is the fast-casual restaurant industry’s leading proponent of zero-waste practices.

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A Highly Specific Guide to Barcelona’s Best Tasting Menus

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Instead, they began looking to street stalls, pubs, and casual bistros for culinary inspiration. Here, fantastical bite-sized creations from chefs Xatruch, Castro, and Casañas, like the multi-spherical tatin of foie gras and corn, are designed to surprise and delight. For an intimate meal at the tourist spot you’re going to anyway.

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Where to Eat Delicious Food in Fairfax

Restaurant Clicks

With a casual overall vibe and rustic decor, guests can dress comfortably while enjoying top-notch food. The choice of seating is also an added benefit to dining guests who can choose to sit in the main level for a more relaxed experience or the cellar for a more party type of vibe.

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MRM Research Roundup: Catering, Kiosks, Tipping and Dry January

Modern Restaurant Management

State of Digital Qu announced the results of its fifth annual survey of quick service (QSR) and fast casual (FC) restaurant brands. Digital ordering is still larger at fast casuals versus QSR. Half of fast casuals achieved 26-50 percent digital sales, while nearly half of QSRs had 11-25 percent digital sales.

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The Boundary Pusher

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One of an emerging generation of culture hounds who took food seriously as a badge of cool, Meehan started his career working for Bittman, who helped him land a gig writing the New York Times ’s $25 and Under column in 2004, a plum position for an emerging food writer. Then, she says, Meehan seemed to catch himself and back away.