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Five Tips for Celebrating Halloween at Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

It brings out the child-like playfulness, creativity, and spirited excitement in just about everyone. People will likely be taking photos at the party, so capitalize on this by asking attendees to share their photos of the event with a special hashtag unique to your restaurant. Award a random participant with a fun prize the next day.

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For Marginalized Chefs, Are Pop-Ups the Path to Success?

EATER

For chef Preeti Mistry, who helped conceptualize the series with J Vineyards, developing Shifting the Lens was a way to center chefs of color who put their values and politics at the forefront of their work, but who may not have their own restaurant at which to showcase their talents.

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CHEFS AND COOKS: A GUIDE TO BUILDING YOUR BRAND AND CAREER

Culinary Cues

This is my version and addition to his profound words: EYES ON THE POSITION OF CHEF: So, you want to make a career out of this kitchen work. Take care of your knives. Take care of your bodies: exercise, eat right, try to get enough sleep, see a doctor annually, care for your teeth, maintain a healthy weight, drink in moderation, etc.

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An Eater’s Guide to the Finger Lakes

EATER

For years, it has also been a regional haven for high-quality vineyards growing riesling, chardonnay, and cabernet franc, making it a go-to spot for NYC residents escaping the city and giving it a not-so-quiet “if you know, you know” reputation among oenophiles. These days, the secret seems to be out. Brent Hofacker / Shutterstock.

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Adding Sustainable Alcohol Options to Your Restaurant

The Rail

Switching to sustainable drinks can also help you connect with local stakeholders, as buying from micro-breweries and local vineyards can lower transport-related carbon costs due to the supplier’s proximity to your restaurant. Low Waste Wines Vineyards and wineries around the world are pivoting towards more sustainable solutions.

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An Eater’s Guide to the Connecticut Shoreline

EATER

Just an hour or two on MetroNorth from Grand Central Station, or the same by car from Boston or Providence, the Connecticut shore does draw in its fair share of visitors for public beaches, golf courses, vineyards and breweries, and B&Bs. Knot Norm’s. Lobster Roll at Knot Norm’s. John Shyloski. Outside Sift Bakery.

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If You Really Want to Visit a National Park, Skip the Big Ones

EATER

So, with safety top of mind, here are some alternative parks to consider for your 2020 summer escape, and, of course, the best places to eat — to go, dine-in, or dine-out — nearby. For easy hiking, out-of-the-way trails like the River Trail and Oakridge Trail are currently accessible. Getty Images/iStockphoto. Getty Images/iStockphoto.