This summer, let your wine list reflect the lightness and joy of the season. Here’s what to look for in a summer wine that complements both the heat and the eats. 1. Light and Crisp Summer isn’t the time for heavy. Light, crisp wines like Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio
May is Celiac Awareness Month, which means it’s time to go beyond gluten-free labels and get serious about what it takes to serve guests with celiac disease. For these diners, even the tiniest trace of gluten can cause serious health issues. That means good intentions aren’t enough. If you’re offering
Behind every great tap list is someone who knows how to read the room, chase what’s next, and build a beer board that feels intentional without feeling predictable. So let’s talk about it. In honor of Craft Beer Week, here’s how to curate a lineup that speaks to connoisseurs, comforts
Whether it’s tequila and grapefruit or cucumber and crushed mint, the perfect warm weather cocktail can bottle the feeling of summer and pour it straight into a glass. What’s required? A little brightness, a little bite, and just enough flair to make someone linger at the bar a moment longer.
Spring has officially sprung, and with it comes one of our favorite culinary excuses to get creative, National Herb Day. We view this as an opportunity for restaurants to highlight the fresh, aromatic herbs that thrive this season and bring vibrancy, flavor, and freshness to any dish.
At EyeSpy, we’re always looking for smart, low-risk ways for restaurants to innovate without blowing the budget. One of our favorite tricks? The featured menu.
We’ve helped restaurants across the country design smarter menus that increase check averages, improve guest trust, and highlight what matters most. Behind every layout decision, font choice, or dish description is one thing: psychology.
Seafood is light, bright, and endlessly versatile. But it also comes with a responsibility: sourcing and serving it in a way that supports healthy oceans and ecosystems. Here’s how to make seafood shine on your spring menu—while doing right by the planet.
Easter brunch is a golden ticket. It’s a reason for families, friends, and Instagram-happy foodies to gather. But if you want those tables full, you need more than a sign in the window. You need a strategy.
A thoughtful, allergy-friendly menu isn’t just good hospitality—it’s smart business. Guests with dietary restrictions? They bring friends, family, and loyal repeat business. They remember where they felt safe, where they didn’t have to play 20 questions with the server, and where they weren’t treated like a problem. So, how do you create a menu that’s delicious, inclusive, and keeps everyone breathing easy? Let’s break it down.
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