Chef Rich Cusack dusts powdered sugar over beignets for a side window pop-up at June BYOB in Collingswood. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.
Chefs Experiment with Speakeasy Pop-ups, Ghost Kitchens to Keep Sharp, Boost Bottom Lines
During the COVID-19 pandemic, restaurateurs turned to innovative food service concepts to stay afloat. Now they're revisiting those approaches to push back against rising costs and stay creatively sharp.
In 2021, Chef Michael DeLone took over Nunzio Ristorante Rustico in downtown Collingswood. After nearly four years in business, DeLone has remodeled its interior, overhauled its menu, and relaunched the business under a concept that celebrates his approach to fresh seafood and steakhouse classics. Sign in or subscribe
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Chef Maria Gallelli credits the success of her family restaurant to the strength of her Christian faith. Her next eatery, Caffe Cacio e Pepe, extends a popular dish into a quick-service concept that Gallelli believes was divinely inspired. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...