Beverage

Beverage trends spilling into the restaurant industry

Beverage

Burger King adds new cereal shake LTO

This is the third cereal-themed milkshake the chain has released in recent months.

Beverage

Calif. to require health warnings from coffee sellers

Starbucks and others must post warnings about the beverage’s potential health risks, a judge has ruled.

Operators turn to infused water as soda sales slide.

Given all the fanfare surrounding the mixology movement, cocktail lists are garnering as much attention as food menus, making the bartender as important a hire as the chef.

Many fast-casual operators are experimenting with different strategies to sell these beverages in a counter-service environment, most often without a dedicated bar. Several operators are discovering that profitable sweet spot between fast and casual.

Festive beverages—with and without alcohol—are getting customers in the door during the busy holiday season.

Operators working to increase profits can do so by taking a hard look at what’s already going on in their restaurants.

There are several ways to switch up a basic Moscow mule to give diners the chance to branch out a little bit. Here are a few creative ideas.

Alcohol sales in chain restaurants and bars will rise 2.7 percent next year, a positive, albeit moderate, acceleration from 2014, according to the latest forecast from Technomic.

One of the busiest seasons for bars could add some momentum to the currents quietly remixing drink menus.

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