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On the menu: Global fusion versus confusion

When fusion was the trend of the moment, some chefs tried too hard to globalize menus. In too many kitchens, the result was confusion—on the plate and the palate.

Georgia on my mind … and in my belly

A 48-hour eating spree in Atlanta reveals a diverse culinary scene.

To the casual observer, it looks like Oona Settembre's rise to corporate executive chef at Dave & Buster's was a case of being in the right place at the right time.

Jeffrey Chodorow, Laren Gartner, Edna Bayliff, George Katakaldis, Rick Doody, John Metz, JR. Six very different entrepreneurs on the lessons, the labors and the passions of the restaurant life.

As the calendar flips from 2006 to 2007, gazing into the proverbial crystal ball becomes an increasingly popular activity.

Restaurant Business Magazine's annual ranking of the fastest growing small chains in America.

Hosting a cooking class fosters strong customer relationships, bolsters a chef’s reputation and makes a lasting impression on participants.

Our idea gaze shifts abroad this week, where Taiwan had an idea for dealing with restaurant critics, Wendy’s had an idea for spicing up its new Moscow unit and a French chef had a counter intuitive idea about his Michelin star. We still found a little idea love down in Texas, too.

With the push to offer healthier choices, restaurants must rethink not only how they prepare food but the equipment they use to prepare it. We asked a few...

Sometimes the best idea is to ask for help. Using trademarks against your competitors. Dumpster-diver cuisine. And an idea to deal with reservation no-shows.

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