Negative stereotypes abound for alcohol-free drinks. However, by being innovative, using fresh ingredients and marketing them to the right audience, alcohol-free drinks can be the most profitable drinks on your menu.More>>

Sports are a big deal in Philadelphia, and Chickie's & Pete's is taking advantage of the fanatical fandom by hosting weekly sports radio shows featuring Eagles coaches and players.More>>

Though beer is the go-to drink to root teams on to victory, spicing up that ale, lager or stout with added ingredients can be just the kick start your guests need to keep them at your establishment during game day and beyond.More>>

Millennials are an enigmatic demographic to engage, but once you do, they'll be loyal customers for a long time to come.More>>

With football season right around the corner, The Pony Chicago partners with University of Kentucky's alumni association for a promo that is a huge winner.More>>

Bloomberg Businessweek: For the past few years, Applebee’s has quietly been experimenting with a late-night bar and club scene at restaurants around the country.More>>

Boston Herald: Restaurant and bar owners overwhelming voiced support for maintaining the state’s so-called “Happy Hour” law that prohibits them from serving free, discounted or two-for-one alcoholic drinks at a hearing in Boston today.More>>

Orange County Register: The Great Tiki Throwdown took over 320 Main on Monday, highlighting the great beverages that flourished in the '40s and '50s at places like Trader Vic's and Don the Beachcomber. More>>

Sports and bars are two things that always go together. In Denver, the Tavern Uptown will be hosting the last leg of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge, with an unforgettable promotion.More>>

Hosting a fashion show and featuring local artists, is helping Stingaree nightclub in San Diego differentiate itself from its competitors.More>>