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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. 

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.

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.

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

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

 Get a taste of the school's collaborative concepts.

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