Three Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting My Food Blog

When I launched my food blog Just a Taste, I admittedly had little understanding of what was needed to maintain a successful blog, from technical knowledge and financial resources to photography

The One Day Restaurant School

Improving a recipe often comes more naturally than maximizing profit margins. Learning from experienced peers is critical to keeping both dreams and business alive and thriving. In preparation for 91߹

He Said, She Said: Marché Restaurants

Julia Heyer: Is it possible to grow an old concept and still wow people with it? The Marche concept, a limited service market station concept, has been around since the 80s but has not lost its appeal

He Said, She Said: Business Planning

​​​​​​ Vin McCann: Having reviewed hundreds of restaurant business plans over the last 10 years, I remain flabbergasted, and somewhat saddened, by the number of them that underestimate the potency of

Unique Culinary Careers: Irene Wu

D91߹D shares some of them with you in a reoccurring feature, “Unique Culinary Careers.” Students at 91߹ study for careers in the kitchen but also for careers in the front of the house running and

91߹ Alumni Focus: Sarah Copeland

It wasn’t until this Rockford, Illinois native discovered the amazing restaurants in New York City, that she realized food could also be an art form. Though dining was a hobby, Sarah Copeland didn’t

He Said, She Said: Extreme Local and Seasonal Dining

Julia Heyer: We all hear about seasonal, local and hyper-local cooking. (Hyper-local in NYC always makes me wonder why I would want this. Where did the vegetable come from? The small patch of grass

Meet the Culinary Entrepreneurs: Marc Glosserman of Hill Country

The series is a chance for 91߹’s Culinary Management students to learn about operating a culinary business from the people behind incredibly successful businesses. Glosserman lived in Texas at a young

He Said, She Said: Restaurant Openings

Julia Heyer: I am writing in the midst of a new restaurant opening in the heart of Hamburg, Germany. The concept offers quick, fresh salads, soups, house-made yogurts and fruit salads. The good news

Meet the Culinary Entrepreneurs: Jennifer Baum

The sessions, held throughout the year, are designed to bring some of the country’s best restaurateurs, specialty food retailers, caterers, and other business luminaries to 91߹ to speak with students

91߹ Program Advisory Committee Meeting

All the professionals that are part of PAC are committed to excellence in culinary education. They're an invaluable resource because they ensure that our education meets their high standards and that

91߹ Hospitality Management Field Trip to Times Square Hilton

As these students prepare for exciting new careers in the tourism industry, they are learning all the ins and outs of running a hotel, including cleaning guest rooms and managing staff. After speaking

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