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Service techs with the Dan Cone Group, headquartered in Moline, Ill., make several visits a year to an area casual-dining chain to check and clean…
Three chains with different corporate models take very different approaches to LEED certification and sustainable buildings.
There are many compelling reasons why the fast-casual model works so well, and those reasons are good for customers and operators.
Bourbon House’s new kitchen island suite has streamlined operations and improved food production speeds. Cleans up well and looks nice, too.
At Indianapolis-based food rescue and hunger relief organization Second Helpings, a partnership with a local foodservice kitchen design professional led to a kitchen renovation that doubled food production without moving a single wall.
A cutting-edge renovation at Listel Hotel’s flagship restaurant in Vancouver, B.C., proves that green kitchen choices make dollars and sense by measuring energy use.
Tony Sacco’s Coal Oven Pizza relies on a single, massive oven fueled by the intense heat of burning anthracite. The coal-fired stone-hearth oven is used for practically every dish on the Sacco’s menu, from pizza to cake, and soon, pasta. Here’s how one artisanal restaurant ekes maximum quality and flexibility from a minimalist cooking battery.
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