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Brain Gain 

Mentoring allows your best staffers to show newbies the way. By Phillip M. Perry TWO HEADS: Sharing knowledge is one way to boost servers' confidenceand...

Prince of Tides 

He was twice named "Best Chef" in Boston for his work at The Blue Room, and the honors are already piling up for chef/ owner Steve Johnson at his latest...

Web Exclusive Content 

FeaturesWine Picks for Your List The wine experts at Beverage Testing Institute in Chicago have tasted dozens of wines that can help you better your wine...

Dyno-Mite!  

Take a bite: What kind of a place can you create if you have a $15 million budget? Check out TRex Caf in Kansas City. Prehistoric Partners: Landry's chairman...

Take Birds Off the Patio Menu 

SHOO: Unless you serve squab, you don't want these guys hanging around your place. Pest birds, especially pigeons, are not uncommon in foodservice settings....

Don't Knock the Sox 

He's spent his entire life in the Midwest, yet Chicago native Todd Stein has incorporated international influences into his cuisine wherever his career...

Ecolab Cuts A Big Check 

FUNDING THE INDUSTRY'S FUTURE: Ecolab head Doug Baker, left; Mary Adolf, president and c.o.o. of NRAEF; and Mike Hickey, sr. v.p. of global business development,...

Off to a Flying Start 

ALL IN: Forget outside investors. Jeffrey and Anna Elena Braa opened their new restaurant with their own money. BEYOND THE MANGO GANG: Chef Jeffrey Braa...

The Sandwich Generation 

No, we're not talking about the personal lives of Baby Boomers, we're referring to a whole slew of people who love sandwichesand for good reason. Sandwiches...

Bob Evans Speaks French 

FAR FROM THE FARM: Mimi's has a more upscale appeal with its country French theme. RETRENCHING: Bob Evans has updated its down-home menu, closed two dozen...

Culture Clash 

Finding enough good workers has always been a problem. Today, though, employers have reached a tipping point: Anyone needing more help is faced with a...

Three-Star Transplant 

OPENING TEAM: Guy Savoy (center) oversees a crew of 60 employees at his 75-seat restaurant at Caesars Palace. PRIME CUT: Savoy's handsome take on beef...

Bread Heads 

FRESH FACE: Intimate spaces and bread-themed artwork characterize the new store design. STAFF OF LIFE: Artisan bread forms the focal point of Panera's...

Pairing Coffee with Food 

Scott McMartin A PERFECT MATCH: Coffee, like wine, tastes better when it's paired correctly with food. Today there's a growing trend of pairing coffee...

BLAME IT ON CHIPOTLE 

Slowing customer counts and anemic same-store sales comparisons at publicly held casual dining chains have the analysts who follow these stocks concerned....

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In This Issue - Novemeber 2008

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- Get Off Your Butt and Do Something

Rising Stars
- Kendal Duque

Fridge Raid
- Yo, Batter!

Observer
- In L.A., the Stars Come Out for Spuds

Master Mixologist
- Patricia Richards

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