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A 99% portable operation feeds conference-goers in Austin

A behind-the-scenes tour of the movable foodservice operations at Austin Convention Center in Texas during its busiest event of the year.

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Beatrix offers grab-and-go, traditional service

Beatrix's trick: meshing grab-and-go and traditional service in a narrow 9,000-square-foot space, without impacting the experience for diners in either.

These strategies and ideas aren’t just effective, off-the-wall, creative, profitable and zany. They’re the best—according to these operators.

Here are four strategies used to achieve Dolly Cafe's goal of having a comfy space for diners to settle in—which took about six weeks to complete.

When Oklahoma State was looking to make better use of a very old cafeteria that had turned into a study and events room, barbecue was a natural choice.

FSD’s editors have identified the concepts that abound in ideas with noncommercial applicability. Here’s a sampling.

This year, fans of the concept, who have made its runny-egg signatures an Instagram staple, will be able to hit up Eggslut’s first brick-and-mortar locations.

To grow lettuces year-round, the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and Worcester State University recently leased hydroponic shipping container farms.

Here’s what industry professionals won’t see if they’re watching the game from home.

When the name of your demographic group also is the widely accepted symbol for a generic signature, ala Gen X, it can be easy to feel invisible.

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