Designing Foodservice Areas for Today's Marketplace

There's a definite trend toward the "food court" approach, which offers consumers both speed and variety. In many instances, the resulting "bar" or "island" serving areas are freestanding, which pose additional aesthetic, personnel, engineering and equipment challenges - challenges we've solved on numerous projects.

In other projects, such as country clubs, clients are asking that their dining areas do "double duty"; that is, be designed so Mom and Dad can enjoy a well-prepared entree, while the kids grab a quick burger and fries. Adjusting to such client desires is something we take in stride and even enjoy - the foodservice facilities arena is continually changing, and that keeps our creative juices flowing.

 

We also have to keep up with an ever-growing roster of equipment manufacturers and their latest offerings. Food preparation equipment is becoming more efficient, both in terms of energy consumption and compact design, and part of our job is to make certain we're recommending the very best pieces for each project.

To maintain recommendation impartiality, Camacho Associates has always had a strict policy of not being associated or affiliated with any manufacturer or supplier involved in the sale, promotion, or manufacturing of any foodservice equipment or supplies.

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