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Rather than putting all eggs in one proverbial basket, the Original ChopShop will test four versions of one prototype to see which is best.
Uncle Maddio’s jumps its prototype to the next level in Acworth, Ga., with upgrades including an unexpected make-line layout tweak that speeds up service and streamlines labor.
A chef at Fi’lia, renowned Chef Michael Schwartz’s upscale Italian eatery in Miami, slices a pizza fresh out of the restaurant’s wood-burning pizza oven. The restaurant also touts a wood-fired grill, and both are on display. Fi’lia is located inside the luxury hotel SLS Brickell.
When it came to updating the Bear’s Den, the main retail dining spot for the University of Maine in Orono, Maine, an extra-close partnership between all parties was needed to meet tight deadlines. The result: a stunning makeover delivering delicious flow, improved function, Maine-centric design and seamless security.
Hillsborough County Public Schools opened a new Center for Nutrition and Culinary Services production and event center that is unique in the K-12 foodservice segment.
At Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky., revamped kitchens use all the right equipment and step-saving layouts to deliver blue ribbon results for America’s premier horse racing venue.
Modular restaurants plus a new 4.0 proto are powering Checkers and Rally’s expansion thanks to faster development times, lower costs and the plug-and-play advantage.
After a brand redesign took Dallas-based rotisserie concept Cowboy Chicken from kitschy to cool, a kitchen makeover has upped the “wow!” factor while boosting consistency, efficiency and service times—with less equipment than before.
Already set with an extensive alcohol beverage program, the World of Beer team has added to the concept fully-equipped kitchens supporting some 40 menu items. The addition has led to a 30%-plus increase in overall sales depending on the store.
A recent prototype by Encino, Calif.-based quick-service sandwich concept The Stand offers a contemporary something-for-everyone menu in an open-kitchen setting. Adding high-efficiency equipment has helped speed service.
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