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Operations

Was Trump good or bad for restaurants?

Year one brought plenty of breaks, but also some frustrations.

Operations

This week’s restaurant nightmares: Scratching an itch

Indulging an impulse can be problematic for restaurants, even when they're not the ones reacting. Here are some situations where restaurants were sucked into trouble because someone couldn't help themselves.

Even the pizza chain was startled by the new way that's been blazed to order a pie. And that's only one of the extreme moves that turned heads this week.

As more fast-casual concepts see the volume benefits of a drive-thru, finding the right locations may get trickier.

With politics dominating the news, is it any surprise that such issues as immigration and racial stigmas would spill into restaurants, with ugly results? Here’s how it’s happening.

The latest software is helping operators track food safety's moving target.

A fryer represents a major investment for any foodservice operation. But with the huge variety of sizes, features and options available, choosing the right one can be daunting. Here are the questions to ask before you buy.

Stability” and “oxidation” aren’t just terms you might have last heard in your high school chemistry class—they’re important concepts to know when buying oil for your fryer.

Several overriding themes are influencing contemporary restaurant kitchen design and will continue to have an impact in the near future. Here’s what NAFEM and other industry insiders pinpoint as the top five.

Hurrah for the rebel who wants no part of it.

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