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Global Focus on Future Menu Trends

Modern Restaurant Management

The Future Menu Trends Report 2023 reveals eight global menu trends predicted to impact the restaurant industry in the years to come. Flavor Contrast Ingredients Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine caught up with Brandon Collins, Corporate Executive Chef, Unilever Food Solutions North America to learn more about future menus.

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Dining Trends for 2024

Modern Restaurant Management

Among the findings: Casual experiential dining appeals on many fronts to consumers of varying ages in different parts of the country looking for affordable culinary experiences. Chef driven fast casual restaurants feed consumers’ desires for high quality menu items delivered quickly and on the go.

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Add More Variety to The Dessert Menu Without Adding More Labor

Restaurant Business

Most consumers—61%—eat dessert at least once a week, including 38% who eat desserts after a meal twice a week or more, according to Technomic’s recent Dessert Consumer Trend Report. Operators should be offering a variety of desserts that different diners gravitate toward, including fruit options, chocolate and baked goods.

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Better Food, Better Profits: Plant Based Menu Trends

Cheetah

November is World Vegan Month, the perfect opportunity for your restaurant to experiment with alternative menu specials. The plant based consumer trend is skyrocketing. In the last two years, the number of plant based items on US restaurant menus has increased by 1,320%. A consumer that eats fish but not meat.

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FOOD COST IS NOT THE CHEF’S RESPONSIBILITY

Culinary Cues

The buck seems to always stop with the chef; it’s the chef’s kitchen, the chef’s food cost, and the chef’s menu that drives marginal profit at best. So, if the cost of goods is not the chef’s responsibility, then where does the buck stop? Proper receiving equals good cost control. [] STORAGE AND ROTATION. First in, first out.

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DON’T NICKEL AND DIME YOUR GUEST or IMPRESS THEM WITH QUANTITY

Culinary Cues

There has always been a commonsense way to build a menu knowing that in the end it is the beverage, and the bookends (appetizers and desserts) that hold the greatest opportunity for profit. A menu should thus be designed and priced to make those items seem essential. Not necessary!

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What’s on the Menu — January 13, 2023

Modern Restaurant Management

In this column, Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine looks at newly introduced menu items from top brands. Remember, no matter the family situation, there isn’t a problem in the world that cannot be resolved over a good burger. ” Barbecue Lovers, Rejoice! Nashville Kick.

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