Chipotle Mexican Grill

How Urban Belly got menu consistency, retail products and flavor in one move

As a classically trained chef who came up through the ranks of fine dining (Bouley, Charlie Trotter’s, Tru), Bill Kim knows about building flavor and...

Inside Yum! Brands' Super Chix

Since opening in April, Super Chix has snagged much attention, and not necessarily because of its food.

The Mexican fast casual said it would suspend pork sales at about one-third of its restaurants after an audit revealed one of its suppliers wasn't complying with its animal-welfare standards.

The suit alleges that the concept’s claims of a GMO-free menu are misleading to consumers.

The chain also plans to air what it knows about the causes of its recent food safety problems.

In the second recovery move it’s detailed this week, the chain is debuting the protein option at certain locations—with plans for more.

Not every restaurant development of the past year deserved commemoration with a smiley face. Here are a few of low points.

Bad times bring bold moves, as restaurants demonstrated this week with previews of just how far they're willing to go for a business advantage.

The dash for off-premise business is taking a detour around third-party delivery. Meanwhile, Amy Poehler isn't making restaurateurs laugh, R&D kitchens are cooking up some unusual new products, and the drug epidemic is prompting some controversial changes in operations.

Even the dressing on your salad can help you stand apart from the crowd.

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