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Isthmus Picks for May 16-19 also includes a rescheduled grand opening event for the new dog park at Anderson County Farm Park; a UW Extension Community Food Systems discussion of the future of restaurants; and more.

UW-Madison Division of Extension Community Food Systems discussion of the book "The Next Supper: The End of Restaurants as We Know Them, and What Comes After," by Corey Mintz, on Zoom. RSVP for link.

It's been challenging to read during this global pandemic; I've lost my attention span for anything beyond a long-form essay or some short stories, so when I

It's been challenging to read during this global pandemic; I've lost my attention span for anything beyond a long-form essay or some short stories, so when I

In an excerpt from "The Next Supper: The End of Restaurants as We Knew Them, and What Comes After," author Corey Mintz calls for a future that prioritizes restaurant workers

If you need something for the foodie on your gift list this holiday season, food columnist Andrew Coppolino suggests a trip to the bookstore for the perfect cookbook.

They've been around in one form or another for almost two decades. And the impact these apps have had on the restaurant business has been immense, and costly.

They've been around in one form or another for almost two decades. And the impact these apps have had on the restaurant business has been immense, and costly.

Corey Mintz has spent much of his life in restaurants: as a cook, as a food critic and as a diner. Now, he’s taking a critical look at them as an author. In his new book The Next Supper: The End of Restaurants as We Knew Them, and What Comes After, Mintz looks at why restaurants as we know them are broken — and what can be done to fix them.

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later PERHAPS a special occasion in our household deserves a special meal. Someone offers a three-word dinner suggestion: “Let’s order in.” Opinion PERHAPS a special occasion in our household deserves a special meal. Someone offers a three-word dinner suggestion: "Let’s order in." While it may be because no one in the house wants to cook, the suggestion can be bolstered if necessary by an appeal to the greater good: we’re commendably community-min...