Bartenders will continue to create innovative beverages that combine nostalgia and escapism, whether rediscovered '90s hits or comfy desert-inspired cocktails, and they will also include visuals fit for social media.
The hospitality industry stands on 3 Rs: Reward, Recognition and Relevance, and if you do not follow these then it is difficult to sustain itself in the market.
According to a latest report by restaurantindia.in and FranGlobal, Today Restaurants are also Revising menus to emphasize items with lower food costs and side by side also adding higher margin items to the menu.
Three major factors play a key role in the success of QSRs - Product, People and Customer. It is important that these three factors must evolve with time and also be in sync with each other.
Gone are the days when celebrations were limited to the home. In fact, now the idea of celebrating an occasion involves a great pub with great ambiance, food and dance.
Ever since its inception by Late Chef Dr. Bill Gallagher in 2004, International Chef's Day has been as much about celebrating people in the culinary profession as promoting the importance of healthy and responsible eating.
There's no denying that from authentication of menu to bringing true essence of culture and region your restaurant represent, personalisation has a long way to go.