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Tyga Bites and Sushi with an Attitude

Modern Restaurant Management

“Now, more than ever, restaurateurs need an effective and affordable way to promote their restaurants to new and existing customers so they can bring them back again and again. TouchBistro Acquires TableUp. TouchBistro acquired Boston-based TableUp, a provider of loyalty and marketing solutions for the restaurant industry.

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An Eater’s Guide to Bentonville, Arkansas, the Home of Walmart

EATER

Fast-forward 40 years to when Walton’s daughter Alice opened the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in 2011, making the town a destination for art lovers. High South cuisine — a broad reference to foodways across the Ozarks in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri — relies heavily on local produce and sourcing practices.

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An Eater’s Guide to Visiting (and Drinking) Champagne 

EATER

Lots of the houses had little trains you could take [through the cellars] that were reminiscent of something you would have seen at Disney World,” remembers Christian Holthausen, a French-American strategic consultant in the wine & spirits industry, of his early career in Champagne in the 1990s.

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Restaurant Cyber Security: How To Prevent Data Breaches

7 Shifts

When you think about issues that arise in your restaurant that could cost you significant amounts of money, what first comes to mind? If you're like most restaurateurs it's things like theft (both time and material), lawsuits, spoilage, or staff turnover. Table of Contents. The cost of restaurant cybersecurity. The cost of restaurant cybersecurity.

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Eater’s Guide to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

EATER

Living in the UP has never been easy, but Yoopers (and visitors) have found comfort in delicious pasties and cudighis, fresh maple syrup and berries, and lots of fried fish On a map, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula perches on top of Wisconsin looking a bit like a rabbit, its ears jutting into Lake Superior, back legs kicking into Lake Huron.

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HAGS Will Be Queer First, and a Restaurant Second

EATER

The stiff stools lining the wooden chef’s counter did not have backs to lean on. The chairs will be comfortable enough that you won’t be limping back into the night after a long dinner. Any sunlight that hits the front of the cramped building is choked out before making its way through a tiny window that looks out onto the street.

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The Fermented Foods Industry Is Built on Global Ingredients. So Why Are Its Most Visible Faces White?

EATER

While the fermented foods industry evangelizes products rooted in global, often East Asian, traditions, its most visible faces are predominantly white The first time I tasted kombucha was in 2010, at a Whole Foods in San Francisco. The community is grounded in reconnecting people to traditional food systems, lost tastes, and microbial heritages.

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