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A new definition of gluten-free dining

The decision to build one of the first gluten-free dining halls started with a booth at Kent State University’s summer orientation in Kent, Ohio.

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Take a look inside a San Francisco food hall for techies

Foundry & Lux offers offers employees in a new biotech campus several eateries along with amenities such as bocce and bowling.  

With an eye on recruitment and retention, Kohl’s CEO Kevin Mansell reached out to Joe Bartolotta, co-owner of the Bartolotta Restaurants group in Milwaukee, to completely overhaul the company’s dining program.

Looking to revamp? Consider some of these ideas from operations around the country. 

In high-volume operations, few look at herb gardens as the end-all-be-all budgeting solution. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t a return on the investment.

Literally meaning “organic takeover,” The Organic Coup is trying to leave as big a mark on the restaurant business as Costco has left on the retail industry.

Open kitchen concepts satisfy guests’ desire for transparency. But there are some caveats. Here’s how to create a positive experience when the walls are down.

Diverse ethnic cuisine, three-course meals and a sushi robot are just some of the amenities offered at the university’s new eatery. 

Here are a few labor tips from the University of Michigan dining team in Ann Arbor, Mich.

 Get a taste of the school's collaborative concepts.

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