Boozy Brunch, Protein Pancakes & the Rise of Snooze Eatery
The Hospitality Hangout | Hospitality PodcastShow Notes
Breakfast is no longer just breakfast.
Live from the Restaurant Leadership Conference, Josh Kern joins the Hospitality Hangout Podcast to break down why brunch culture, protein trends, social media, and hospitality are reshaping the restaurant business.
From protein pancakes and breakfast burritos to brunch cocktails, loyalty, restaurant marketing, influencer culture, and why younger diners are changing the way America eats, this conversation dives deep into one of the hottest categories in foodservice right now.
Josh also talks about growing Snooze Eatery, fixing restaurant culture, creating authentic hospitality experiences, why restaurants are leaning into breakfast and lunch, and how brands can stay relevant in the era of AI, creators, and changing consumer habits.
Episode Credits: Produced by: Branded Hospitality Media Hosted by: Michael Schatzberg, Jimmy Frischling Producer: Julie Zucker Creative Director: Adam Levine Show Runner: Drewe Raimi Post Production: Three Cheers Media www.thehospitalityhangout.com
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