Restaurant Industry
Lucky Strikes in Manhattan, NY is listing all kitchen equipment and bowling surplus in an online auction during the month of January. This facility liquidation is a sustainable solution to discarding unwanted surplus.
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Shuttered restaurants and supply chain challenges have driven operators increasingly to the second-hand market. Mark Hamstra | Sep 15, 2021 The pandemic has been a perfect storm to drive restaurant operators to the used equipment market. Thousands of foodservice locations closed their doors and were forced to liquidate, while equipment makers are struggling with ongoing supply chain
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Fans of the Bill Bateman’s Bistro in Reisterstown will have to travel at least 20 miles to enjoy the restaurant chain’s signature wings and related bar staples. An Aug. 11 post on the Reisterstown location’s Facebook page said that it “will be closing [its] doors for good on Sunday August 18th.” The post did
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River North goes from champagne to milkshakes at the end of month when JoJo’s Milk Bar opens to replace Coco Champagne Lounge. February 28 is opening date at 23 W. Hubbard Street, and JoJo’s will have those Instagram-friendly desserts including spiked and over-the-top shakes, cookies, ice cream popsicles, and more. The group behind Shore
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Are you thinking about opening that restaurant you’ve dreamed about owning for years? Good for you. We won’t go into the industry’s failure rate, the hours you can expect to work, or the labor shortage that looms larger than ever—you’ve undoubtedly heard the negative news more than once. What we will do is let
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In another example of a restaurant being open one day and suddenly closing the next, the Shore location of celebrity chef Bobby Flay’s burger restaurant has unexpectedly closed. The Asbury Park Press reports that just yesterday, a sign was spotted in the window of the Monmouth Mall’s location of Bobby’s Burger Palace with
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The losses the city’s restaurant scene sustained this month were significant. Central Table, the remainder of the much-ballyhooed Central Table Food Hall, ceased operations earlier this month. Affton barbecue institution Phil’s Bar-BQ will close its doors on December 30th after 57 years of serving quintessential St. Louis-style barbecue. Though its tenure was not as long,
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It’s no secret that the Coachella Valley restaurant business is tough. Tourist season is short, temperatures sky-rocket in the summer, and inventory space is tough to manage. While the local food scene is always full of surprises, this year we said goodbye to a few favorites. Here are some of the
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The inevitable happens all the time in Las Vegas; another restaurant or bar closes. Some come as no surprise. Others break the hearts of fans. Here, a look back at some of the saddest restaurant closings of 2018. Spago Wolfgang Puck pulled up stakes at the Forum Shops at Caesars to make the
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According to Fast Casual, here are three key mistakes restaurant brands are making in onboarding, upskilling and preparing their labor force for work, and a few ideas on how to fix it. Problem 1: Employees are bored The reality is, employees have grown bored with training. Outdated learning management systems, which a majority of
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According to Eater Atlanta, Chef Hugh Acheson’s Achie’s inside the Omni Hotel at Battery Atlanta adjacent to SunTrust Park in Cobb County closed after just ten months, Tomorrow’s News Today reports. The reason behind the closure is unclear, however, an inside source tells Eater Atlanta the decision to shutter the restaurant was likely the hotel’s.
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