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Expanding Restaurant Horizons Amid Rising Costs: North American Hospitality Insights

Expanding Restaurant Horizons Amid Rising Costs: North American Hospitality Insights

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 In the past 48 hours, the restaurant and bar industry shows a blend of expansion optimism amid rising cost pressures, particularly in North America. New openings and partnerships dominate headlines, contrasting with inflationary warnings from Canadian economists.

Hilton Hotels and Resorts debuted Junction Cafe and Provisions at Hilton New Orleans Riverside on February 14, partnering with its in-house StiR Creative Collective for all-day dining, coffee, and retail, with two more U.S. locations planned for later this year.[1] The Driskill hotel in Austin unveiled The Victorian cocktail bar as part of its renovation, ahead of a full reimagining by summer 2026, including chef April Bloomfield's Driskill Bar and Grill.[1] The Anthem Hotel in Los Angeles announced Tom’s Watch Bar overseeing its food and beverage program, enhancing sports entertainment dining near stadiums.[1] Legends Global renewed its five-year management and food service deal for Mayo Civic Center, focusing on operational efficiencies.[1]

Economists predict a food inflation spike for January 2026 data, due mid-week from Statistics Canada. Year-over-year restaurant meal prices could jump above 7 percent, driven by the end of a 2024-2025 federal sales tax waiver on dining out, plus rising import costs for coffee and beef from U.S. trade disruptions and a weaker Canadian dollar.[2][4] Overall inflation may hit 2.5 to 2.6 percent, up from 2.4 percent consensus, though Bank of Canada rate stability offers some relief.[2]

Consumer behavior shifts toward value amid these pressures, with no major disruptions reported. Leaders like Hilton respond by innovating grab-and-go concepts for convenience, while Sides chicken chain plans 15 U.K. openings in 2026.[10] Greene King considers 100 head office job cuts due to tough trading.[11]

Compared to prior weeks, activity leans positive on U.S. hotel integrations versus Canada's looming price hikes, signaling resilience through diversification but vulnerability to policy-driven costs. (298 words)

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