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Restaurant Month returns this August with more than 100 special menus and events.
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Ōtara-inspired bar wows patrons in France
A bar in Nice is being noticed on social media for its connections to New Zealand.
Upmarket bar must pay former employee, despite appeal
The Grange now owes former front-of-house employee Richard Guerra $12,500.
Eat Well for Less: Should Ganesh Raj host show amid $1m tax debt?
Raj's restaurant owes more than $1 million to the IRD.
Obnoxious service diner wants to open in Auckland
Would you like insults with that? Proudly obnoxious staff come to Auckland dining scene.
Chef Al Brown on learning te reo Māori - and understanding himself
'My tiny little contribution is to be vulnerable and try to learn a beautiful language.'
Delivery wars: DoorDash, Uber Eats, Menulog, Delivereasy and Yummi
The food delivery industry is in growth mode, so who comes out on top?
Dubai restaurants awarded first Michelin Stars in Middle East
Dubai becomes the first Middle Eastern city to be presented with a Michelin Guide.
TV chef Ganesh Raj's failed restaurant owes more than $1m
Liquidators were appointed to the Tasting Shed on June 13.
Jumbo trouble: Hong Kong's floating restaurant capsizes at sea
The famous floating restaurant sailed into adverse conditions.
No recession yet - new data points to GDP rebound
Sentiment has improved for accommodation, cafes, and restaurants as Omicron wave eases.
Jumbo farewell: Hong Kong's famous floating diner is gone
She fed Queen Elizabeth and Tom Cruise, now the Hong Kong icon is to be towed off.
Waikato breweries to ply liquid assets at new Taranaki Beer Festival
Brewaucracy, Bootleg Brewing and Good George will all head to Taranaki in early July.
Inner city returns to life: Diners pack bars and eateries, new businesses opening
There is a lot to be optimistic about, says Heart of the City boss.
Fancy a byte? Robot waiters plug restaurant staff shortages
Love at first byte - children thrilled when server turns out to be a robot.
Feast with the whānau: The best family-friendly restaurants
Top spots to gather the whānau for a joyous and reka (delicious) midwinter's feast.
What's cooking in Gareth Stewart's kitchen
Find out what chef Gareth Stewart gets up to in his home kitchen
Bootleg smokes the competition at beer and cider awards
The smokey stout was the first the team brewed at their Matangi site.
Auckland restaurant review: Ras Vatika - a true bastion of Dominion Rd
Ras Vatika - a pioneer of cheap and cheerful Indian street food still going strong
State of entrepreneurism in NZ - and why Kiwi business is upbeat
Entrepreneurs Organisation report outlines encouraging business sentiment.
'The party must go on': Shakespeare bar owner to plough on with 125th bash despite setbacks
BNZ is threatening to cancel merchant facilities after a burglary at the historic bar.
Hospitality spending rebounds: Worldline
Spending at restaurants, cafes and takeaways continues to increase, new figures show.
Welly-being: An eco-friendly weekend in the capital
New Zealand's capital is full of eats and activities for the eco-conscious traveller.
En plein air: NYC aims to keep outdoor lifestyle post-virus
How Covid-19 helped New Yorkers reclaim their streets.
New kids on the block: Hollywood star scores waterfront NZ location for burger chain
Superstar brothers' burger outlet is moving into the site of a former well-known eatery.
James Doolan: How tourists subsidise date night - and why we need them back fast
Hotel Council Aotearoa director James Doolan describes how tourists subsidise date night.
ERA steps in after Thai restaurant refuses to pay ex-worker costs
Thai Orchid owner Julian Stokes has to pay a further $8055.31 in costs.
'Drugged, punched and stalked': Almost half of hospitality staff have experienced or witnessed harassment
'When I worked in clubs we were regularly groped, touched, non-consensually kissed...'
Focus: Businesses say goodbye to vax passes
Signing in is out as vaccine passes are scrapped, and a survey reveals most business owners are in support. Video / NZ Herald
Flavours of Plenty: A new regional food festival to devour
Growing yuzu in Horowhenua, and two food festival announcements
Focus: Events industry reacts to relaxed Covid rules
Ninety Nine Reasons Event Management founder Frankie Mahoney says her team has had ‘a really busy week’ following the Governments changes, however the hospitality industry is still suffering. Video / NZ Herald
London Travel: 10 Tips to get the most out of your trip
From Oyster cards to secret tour buses, here are 10 tips for acing your trip.
Editorial: Why Dallow's exit from hospitality is a soul-destroying precedent
EDITORIAL: No wonder small business confidence is so low.
Here's where you can find the world's cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant
With $35, you can dine like a top-shelf foodie.