All photos via Instagram In speaking with Nunu Rampen, owner and chef of Toronto’s Nunu Ethiopian Fusion restaurant, one thing she says in regards to the pandemic fallout jumps out: “I may be...
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Chef Philman George is known as ‘The Rhyming Chef’. True to the title, Chef Philman is known to kick a few bars while cooking up a storm in the kitchen. While many chefs...
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Running a restaurant has always been a competitive, labour intensive effort with razor-thin profit margins (the average profit margin for a restaurant in Canada is less than five per cent). While our appetite...
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Success doesn’t happen overnight in the restaurant industry. It takes a lot of planning, connecting with the right industry professionals, and hard work. When thinking about opening up your own restaurant, you want...
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The average Canadian household spends about $2,000 per year eating in restaurants, and it is the number one preferred activity for spending time with family and friends. With more than 97,000 locations, the...
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The first restaurants in 18th-century Paris, were most likely a basic affair. No Instagrammable wall murals, no mixology or molecular cooking. The rise of these now commonplace restaurant features is an example of...
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We’re serious about food. And very little else. A clever marketing slogan, indeed. Except if Jack Astor’s Bar & Grill has proven a commitment to anything besides its delicious menu, it would be...
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The indomitable Aliette Ponte opened LeChaim Caterers in 1976 on a foundation of customer care and quality catering. Originally focusing on synagogue celebrations, her repertoire expanded to home, office and venue events, then...
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Restaurants are among the most energy-intensive commercial spaces, this makes utilities one of the highest costs facing restaurateurs. With low-profit margins, any monetary savings from increased energy efficiency significantly benefit their bottom line....
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