Some of the best restaurant design is intended to go unnoticed. Sure, there will be eye-catching components — a cool mural, a quirky bathroom — but those aren't as important as the layout, the ...

From more spacious layouts to cozy enclosed booths, new trends in restaurant design will help diners feel safer—and they'll look great, too. When restaurants first welcomed diners back during the ...

The classic red and yellow arches may be iconic, but the landscape of fast-food design is undergoing a transformation. While efficiency remains key, restaurants are increasingly prioritizing ...

You may have a small storefront in which you want to open a food establishment. Designing the space can be a challenge. By working with the space -- utilizing the positive aspects -- as opposed to ...

Restaurant design trends like Ometeo are continually evolving. In an ongoing effort to please their current patrons, attract new business and compete with the competition, restaurants are continually ...

With more than 1 million restaurant locations in the U.S., according to the National Restaurant Association (NRA, it's clear that eating out is part of American culture. If you're opening or ...

A picture-perfect restaurant design can go a long way to luring the sought-after Millennial consumers — both as first-time visitor and repeat customer. Established restaurant brands like Buffalo Wild ...

Less than a year ago, Wendy’s lifted the lid on its Global Next Gen restaurant design standard. CFO Gunther Plosch had recently walked the prototype and told investors the company was “embracing ...

Atlanta-based restaurateur Fred Castellucci had a challenge on his hands with Recess, which Castellucci Hospitality Group opened in 2018: surrounded by competitors in the packed food hall environs of ...

Taco Bell, Shake Shack and Burger King are among the restaurant chains who have introduced new designs inspired by the pandemic and its impact on consumer behavior. Among the new features in these ...

Masked waiters, tables spaced six feet apart, plexiglass barriers, and even stuffed animals occupying seats—these are some of the changes you might encounter the next time you dine out. As many U.S.

In 2020, having lots of plants in your restaurant simply isn’t enough. To take things to the next level, restaurant designers are embracing what I’ve called the “edgy jungle” look by transforming ...