Restaurant Design

These days, al fresco dining is less a sign of good weather than it is a mark of safety.

Prime Steak Concepts began about a decade ago with the promise of redefining the classic American steakhouse.

When one of Rosy’s Taco Bar’s windows was broken during Philadelphia protests against police brutality in June, the taco bar’s team made lemonade from lemons.

Here are eight areas of a restaurant’s design and operation that have changed and will continue to evolve and influence the Restaurant of the Future.

In our first article, Kinetic12 identified what the “Restaurant of the Future” might look like

Full-service restaurants that have persevered through dine-in bans are not out of the woods yet. Reopening, even once it’s back to full capacity, brings its own slew of challenges.

Matt O’Neill never envisioned opening a restaurant in a hospital.

Japanese interior design is steeped in centuries of tradition, but it’s also uniquely diverse.

Owners of bars and restaurants all over the world naturally want their business to be running at full capacity.