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June 15, 2005
A Dinosaur concept comes back to life...
Apparently, concept restaurants aren't extinct after all. A dinosaur-themed concept is set to launch next year in Kansas City, created by Steve Schussler, who brought the Rainforest Café into the restaurant jungle originally.
This from an a Motley Fool article:
With cascading waterfalls and robotic critters, the concept doesn't seem too far off the mark from Schussler's original creation. This one takes a prehistoric bent, with ice caves, fossil dig sites and bubbling geysers. The dinosaur-themed dining and shopping concept will debut in Kansas City next year, with seven more locations to follow.
Interesting article on the business side of concept restaurant investing, if that sort of thing interests you.
Posted by The Pragmatic Chef at June 15, 2005 7:45 AM
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