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10 Alternative Foodservice Formats Impacting the Restaurant Industry

Aaron Allen & Associates

Since 2015, this segment has more than doubled its footprint, and interest in the format — which alleviates some operational risks and costs for operators — is not expected to slow down. Many chefs are opening pop-up restaurants to showcase a special menu or offer select, seasonal choices. There were some 180 food halls in the U.S.

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Austin Breweries Serving up the Best Craft Beer

Restaurant Clicks

They believe in sustainable farming and brewing, and use many of the crops they grow on the farm in their beer and kitchen. The menu has vegetarian and vegan options to accommodate a wide range of dietary restrictions. This small brewery features sustainable brewing practices and a focus on environmental support.

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MRM Plant-Based: Trends in Meatless and Copper Branch Expands in Time for Veganuary

Modern Restaurant Management

Menus are accommodating dietary preferences and identities, as well as taking various cultures into consideration, and even creating entire vegan menus. Veggie Grill has sold almost 1 million VG Beyond Burgers since the menu item launched in 2015. Some trends the industry is seeing include: To Infinity & Beyond…MEATS.

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Blue Hill at Stone Barns Tells a Beautiful Story. Former Employees Say It’s Too Good to Be True.

EATER

Located on a working farm that was once part of a sprawling Rockefeller estate, the restaurant is a beacon of the sustainable food movement. Connected to it was an “upmarket” restaurant intended to be a platform for — and to financially support — the center’s work advocating sustainable community farming.

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