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After several members of our staff attended a class on smartphone photography, we came back and trained the rest of our staff to take pictures of the plates they prepare.

Operations

PHOTOS: A look inside Facebook’s New York cafeteria

Take a look inside Facebook’s New York cafeteria. The seating is arranged like that of a school, but the food is definitely not for children – offering meat carving and kombucha stations.

The purchase of refrigeration, warewashers and prep and cooking equipment takes a sizable chunk out of the budget when opening or remodeling a restaurant. The conundrum facing operators is whether to go with new, used or both.

While many non-commercial foodservice operators would love to have at least one bakery as part of their program, the University of Massachusetts, in Amherst, Mass., has two.

To visitors, the new Starbucks Reserve Roastery & Tasting Room looks and feels like an upscale java lovers’ theme park. Starbucks execs see the interactive coffee shop and restaurant, just blocks from the company’s original store at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, as “the next generation” of Starbucks.

Building a blueprint for the future starts with meaningful design. Here's a look at the Flavor HArvest Cafe at HealthPark Medical Center.

Building a blueprint for the future starts with meaningful design. Here's a look at The Edge dining facility at Michigan State University.

The National Association of Foodservice Equipment Manufacturers Show got underway with 500-plus exhibitors touting their goods. Here are the top 5 trends.

The university spent $12.1 million to renovate the Revelle Dining Commons into 64 Degrees and Roger’s Market.

New Orleans may be the most famous U.S. location for Mardi Gras celebrations, but foodservice departments nationwide also know how to “let the good times roll.”

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