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Posted 11/27/12 on Grub Street Phl
Video Feed

Stephen Starr on the Fiscal Cliff: Keep Calm and Continue Eating and Drinking

Starr's plans for 2013 are to keep going about his business.

Filed Under: cnbc, fiscal cliff, recession, recovery, stephen starr, video feed

Posted 8/25/11 on Grub Street Phl
Mediavore

Mayor of Pat’s Steaks Shakes Her Fist at the Grim Reaper; Obesity Costs States $15 Billion Annually

Plus: Whole Foods tests out Wellness Clubs; and Centre Hall newlyweds honeymoon in jail, all in our morning news roundup.

Filed Under: crime scenes, food costs, foursquare, health concerns, mediavore, obesity, pat's steaks, recession, taco bell, whole foods

Posted 12/2/10 on Grub Street Phl
Mediavore

Paula Deen Hams It Up For Philabundance; Momofuku's Crack Pie Is Really Almost as Addictive as Crack

Plus the recession in Europe is giving brasseries, gastropubs and takeout joints some comeuppance, and Thomas Keller's $835, 11-course dinners in Hong Kong are happening this week, all in our morning news roundup.

Filed Under: booze news, crack pie, health concerns, media, mediavore, momofuku, nutmeg, paula deen, philabundance, recalls, recession, thomas keller

Posted 6/7/10 on Grub Street Phl
Closings

Are Area Restaurants Closing at a Faster Rate?

Is it lack of funding or lack of patience?

Filed Under: alison two, chew man chu, closings, recession

Posted 1/25/10 on Grub Street NYC
Now Hiring

Vongerichten Stocks ABC Kitchen

Amid widespread industry job loss, JGV, at least, is hiring for his new project.

Filed Under: abc kitchen, jean-georges vongerichten, jobs, now hiring, recession, the economy, unemployment

Posted 1/20/10 on Grub Street NYC
Financial Woes

Restaurant Sales Will Improve in 2010, But Not by Much

Just how much will the restaurant industry rake in this year?

Filed Under: financial woes, national restaurant association, recession, sales, the economy

Posted 10/30/09 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Rubio's Rejects Buyout Offer; Former Execs Sue Ralph's

Former Ralph's execs are suing over being scapegoated while Rubio's doesn't accept an offered $80 million buyout.

Filed Under: crime scenes, eels, foodienomics, harvest, health care, honey, lawsuits, lax, los angeles, mediavore, ralph's, recession, rubio's, santa monica, sonic, troy smith, wendy's

Posted 10/27/09 on Grub Street NYC
Financial Woes

No, Really: It’s the Perfect Time to Open a Restaurant

Regina Schrambling tells why.

Filed Under: financial woes, openings, recession, restaurants, the economy, the new french

Posted 10/26/09 on Grub Street NYC
Beef

Are Todd English’s Troubles Good for Business?

The latest on the celeb chef's busted engagement.

Filed Under: beef, erica wang, marriage, recession, todd english

Posted 10/22/09 on Grub Street NYC
Foodievents

City Harvest Benefit Brings Lavish Spending But Modest Dishes

Eric Ripert has raised $72,000 for charity by donating a buck per customer.

Filed Under: ariane daguin, bar breton, city harvest, d'artagnan, foodievents, gramercy tavern, recession, table 8, the economy

Posted 10/16/09 on Grub Street NYC
Financial Woes

Recession Cuts Into Cheese Business

Revenue is down at Artisanal Cheese Center.

Filed Under: artisanal premium cheese, cheese, financial woes, recession

Posted 10/12/09 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

John Lennon Loved Cream and Corn Flakes; Activists Push to Block New Convenience Stores in South L.A.

John Lennon had a favorite midnight snack, and some activists are trying to stop the construction of new convenience stores in South Los Angeles.

Filed Under: convenience stores, cornflakes, cream, food banks, japan, john lennon, locavores, los angeles, mad cow disease, mediavore, recession, south l.a., todd english

Posted 8/25/09 on Grub Street LA
Recession is Your Friend

What to Eat at Number's "Depression-Proof" Tuesday Dinners

Depression-proof dinners arrive at West Hollywood's Numbers every Tuesday.

Filed Under: depression-proof dinners, dinner, numbers, recession, recession is your friend, west hollywood

Posted 1/23/09 on Grub Street NYC
Hard Times

Slim Pickings for Starbucks CEO

Howard Schultz is slightly less rich this year.

Filed Under: hard times, howard schultz, recession, starbucks

Posted 1/14/09 on Grub Street NYC
Closings

Fabio Trabocchi Tells Fellow Chefs to Fear the Reaper

The newly homeless Fiamma chef predicts 40 percent drop-offs in business, more high-profile closings, and less freedom for chefs.

Filed Under: br guest, closings, fabio trabocchi, fiamma, recession, stephen hanson

Posted 11/25/08 on Grub Street NYC
It's the Economy

Some Servers Enjoy Record Nights, Others Are Scratching at the Wall

A waitress offers an inside look into how restaurants are doing.

Filed Under: it's the economy, recession, restaurants, servers, tips, waiters

Posted 10/29/08 on Grub Street NYC
Hard Times

Today in Austerity Measures: Soups, Sandwiches, and Less Cheese

The 'Times' is focusing on simple soups and sandwiches, and McDonald's is considering killing the $1 Double Cheeseburger.

Filed Under: hard times, mcdonald's, recession, sandwiches

Posted 9/30/08 on Grub Street NYC
British Invasion

The MPW Zone

Marco Pierre White plans to open sports bars (sports bars!?!) in two American cities.

Filed Under: british invasion, frankies, marco pierre white, recession

Posted 9/30/08 on Grub Street NYC
Dining Dollars

Crisis? What Crisis?

Not all Wall Streeters are crying into cheap beers.

Filed Under: delmonico's, dining dollars, harry's steak, recession, the economy, the french laundry, wall street

Posted 9/3/08 on Grub Street NYC
NewsFeed

The Foreseeable Future of Dining: Lunch Specials and Overbooked Tables?

In the current restaurant economy, it may be easier to score a prime table, but Frank Bruni says it’s all an illusion.

Filed Under: eleven madison park, europeans, euros, frank bruni, happy hour specials, newsfeed, recession, the economy, tipping, trestle on tenth

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