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During this summer of value, restaurants are repositioning happy hours to build traffic

Reverse happy hours are turning late-night time slots from dead zone to business booster for some operators, while others are creating value-oriented promotions earlier in the day.

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We'll pass on happy hour, Massachusetts restaurants say

Government Watch: The no-go on legalizing drink promos was one of the head-scratching political developments for restaurateurs last week.

Restaurant Rewind: The ban in place within some jurisdictions is a telling example of how the rules governing alcohol sales may no longer make sense. Grab a stein of mead and give a listen.

The parent of Olive Garden and LongHorn said patrons of its hghest-ticket concepts did not indulge in alcohol during Q2 the way they did a year earlier.

More than 10% of all dining dollars are spent from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays, which has replaced Friday lunch as the industry’s peak period, according to new data from Square.

Working Lunch: It's an often-overlooked channel with plenty of room for growth, according to a lobbyist in the trenches.

The National Restaurant Association takes a post-pandemic pulse of the beverage alcohol scene and reveals some interesting trends.

Working Lunch: The Bud Light and Disney controversies show how businesses can be sucked in.

The new Sunday menu plays off the restaurant’s innovative way with meat but pays equal attention to fan-favorite cocktails.

The Shannon Rose has turned the annual dyed-beer fest into a month-long promotional opportunity that keeps the green coming all year.

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