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- Dana Tanyeri
E Squared Hospitality (E2), the New York City–based group behind such beefy full-service brands as BLT Steak, BLT Prime and BLT Burger, last summer added a fresh new face to its portfolio — one that takes the company in a couple of new directions. The company’s first fast-casual venture, by CHLOE., opened in August near the New York University (NYU) campus. It’s also 100 percent vegan — from the burgers to the fabric on the banquette. What’s more, the concept is the result of a unique collaboration with its namesake chef, Chloe Coscarelli, author of several vegan cookbooks and 2010 winner of the Food Network’s Cupcake Wars reality cooking series.
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- The Editors
Fast-casual concept Meatheads Burgers & Fries has rolled out new menu boards across all 17 of its locations.
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- The Editors
Romacorp, the parent company of Tony Roma’s, plans to redesign the concept’s flagship store in Orlando. When completed, the operation will measure 8,800 square feet and have seating for 120 people.
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- Toby Weber
By paying attention to the details, Nekter Juice Bar uses a series of well-thought-out design choices to reinforce the chain’s brand position of providing a menu of freshly prepared, better- for- you menu items and encourages customers to live a healthier lifestyle.
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- The Editors
As the chain gets ready to accelerate its domestic and international growth efforts, Saladworks is preparing a new restaurant design that will include an updated logo. The fresh made salad concept’s new prototype will measure 2,000 square feet, smaller than previous iterations.
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- The Editors
Flank, a new 240-seat steakhouse inspired by the century-old beefsteak meal where hundreds of men would consume massive quantities of meat with their bare hands, opened in Waltham, Mass., earlier this month. Whole House group, a hospitality company led by managing partner Greg Hill, owns and operates this restaurant.
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- The Editors
In opening its fifth location, STACKED: Food Well Built, enhanced its design to feature more industrial-urban chic elements and include more wood treatments that underscore the “stacked” nature of the brand.