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7 Inauthentic (But Successful) Restaurant Themes

We live in an age where themes permeate our every day lives from the stores we shop at, the books we read, and the restaurants in which we eat our food. It used to be that restaurants were restaurants; you could eat at Joe’s or you could eat at Mary’s or...

Get a free scoop of ben and je

Today is Free Cone Day at Ben and Jerry’s Scoop Shops, and from 12 to 8 pm you’ll be able to swing by and pick up a single scoop of your favorite flavor. Free Cone Day is part of an annual show of customer appreciation dating all the way back to 1979, when...

10 Examples of Confusing Menu Verbiage

Flickr: Jonathan CavesChefs like to create a mystique when they write menus. They often do this to get a “wow, that sounds fancy” response from diners. Many times menu verbiage is confusing, unless you are hip on contemporary restaurant terms. And often...

10 Examples of Confusing Menu Verbiage

6) The Food is Housemade The next few items don’t relate to French culinary terminology, but enough already with some of the superfluous and downright hyperbolic verbiage found on menus. Housemade seems to be a popular term on menus, as opposed to what?...

S. Pellegrino Announces the 50 Best Restaurants

El Bulli, in Spain, was dubbed “The World’s Best Restaurant.”Polling 806 restaurant critics, chefs, and industry experts, S. Pellegrino has once again compiled a list of the 50 best restaurants in the world. Just as you’d expect, the list...

Which city is canadas culinary

The battle for Canadian culinary supremacy is on, and Gourmet offers three different cities, each with a strong argument as to why that particular city offers the best food. The three contenders are Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal, and a different writer makes a case...