Gordon Ramsey is opening the UK's highest restaurant in London
Gordon Ramsay is set to open the UK's highest restaurant, Lucky Cat and Bread Street Kitchen, along with a cooking school at 22 Bishopsgate, London. [ more ]
The food industry offers numerous opportunities for new businesses, with a wide variety of products and services to cater to a large customer base.
Food trucks are a popular choice for aspiring food entrepreneurs, offering mobility and creative control at a lower cost compared to traditional restaurants. [ more ]
Union Square Hospitality Alum to Open New West Village Restaurant
Jenni Guizio, former director of wine and beverage for Union Square Hospitality, is opening a new restaurant in the West Village with a regional French theme.
Morcher's Pork Store is closing after 70 years, and the Woodbine in Ridgewood is hosting a donation-based dinner to support the store's employees. [ more ]
PopUp Bagels Opens Highly-Anticipated 2nd NYC Location On The UWS
PopUp Bagels originated in Connecticut, gained popularity in NYC, and is expanding to the Upper West Side, with plans for an Upper East Side location. [ more ]
Bakery and cafe with basement cocktail bar to open in Bed-Stuy * Brooklyn Paper
A new bakery and cafe, Bakery by Textbook, blending Middle Eastern and South American flavors, is set to open in Bed-Stuy, accompanied by a cocktail bar in the basement. [ more ]
Check Out the 9 Los Angeles Restaurants That Just Got Added to the Michelin Guide
Michelin Guide announces 10 new additions to its California guide, showcasing a diverse range of restaurants in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Past struggles of Michelin guide in fully representing Los Angeles dining scene even though this year's additions cover a wide variety of price points. [ more ]
Expect some food prices to get cheaper next year but typical grocery bills may still go up by $700 | CBC News
Despite falling prices for some essentials, the overall grocery bill for the typical Canadian family is expected to increase by about $700 next year.
Consumers have been cutting back and changing their shopping habits to offset higher food prices, resulting in spending $693 less on food this year compared to last year. [ more ]