Each year, Food Management honors the most innovative operations in categories including best concept, best renovation, best menu and best customer service concept.
Virginia Tech Dining draws tons of voluntary meal plan participants with its flex-based meal plan approach, destination dining focused concept mix, and commitment to healthy, sustainable cuisine.
This mobile cold steel organic ice cream concept is designed especially for senior centers where its menu of frozen delights has special appeal either as part of a regular café rotation or a special event cart.
Virginia Tech won Best of Show in FM’s 2018 Best Concept Awards competition. For a comprehensive profile of the program, go here. Here is a pictorial tour of some of the highlights of the program.
Instead of a traditional café with fixed, everyday stations, Hyatt Corp. partnered with Fooda to create a food hall populated by a rotation of local restaurant brands.
How do you encourage more plant-based dining without turning off traditionally minded customers with a loaded word like “vegan?” The Not Junk Food does it with meatless dishes that look like traditional meaty favorites.
Here’s a small-site solution that is fiscally responsible while offering personalized chef service during the day and round-the-clock self-service and checkout.
Students are savoring the outdoor grill experience, ripping into barbecued ribs, burgers and hot dogs, served outdoors and resulting in shorter lines at lunchtime in California’s Sweetwater Union High School District.
Eskenazi Health gives staff and community members a convenient source of fresh ingredients along with education on how to make them into nutritious meals.