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Retailers Add Groceries; Wood is Trendy in Restaurants

by Raphael Brion

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Pain Quotidien, Bleecker Street, NYC
Pain Quotidien, Bleecker Street, NYC
Photo: Michelle Rick / Eater National Flickr Pool

· Big Retailers Fill More Aisles With Groceries [NYT]
· Now the Shopping Cart Belongs to Daddy [Ad Age]
· Food Trucks and Buses Now Tailored to the Chefs Inside [NYT]
· Noted Japanese Restaurateur Plans 'Graduate School' For Fellow Chefs [LAT]
· A Guide to Loving Winter Greens [WSJ]
· John Wayne Airport: Food Court Makeover Revealed [OC Register]
· Paddington Bear Tours to Re-Ignite Marmalade Passion [Telegraph]
· Bauer Finds a Trend: Wood [ISSF]
· Radicchio: WHYYY? (Aka "Salad Rage") [TGWAE]

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