Bars
'If You Don't Stand for Something, You Seem to Go Away Fairly Quickly,' Says the Founder of The Gluten Free Bar
Marshall Rader and his brother encountered plenty of naysayers for their business. They proved them wrong.
A Quick Oral History of Health Warrior, the $10 Million-Plus Snack Company That Was Acquired by PepsiCo
The three co-founders were inspired to create the health-food brand after reading two books.
These Siblings Started a Refrigerated Protein Bar Company to Support Their Large Family, and Now Their Products Are Sold in 20,000 Stores
Perfect Bar, started in 2005, helped kick off a fresh snacking category that's growing fast.
The Founders of RXBar, Acquired by Kellogg for $600 Million, Built the Company by 'Having a Bias Toward Action'
Peter Rahal and Jared Smith earned a steady stream of loyal customers with their simple bars, clean packaging and absolutely 'no B.S.'
A New York City Bar Will Literally Kick Out Anyone Misusing the Word 'Literally'
Is there a word that you would want to banish from your workplace?
You'll Never Regret This Business Investment
Entrepreneur's editor-in-chief recalls the time she fell in love with a work of art and what it taught her.
7 Secrets of Running the Bar of Your Dreams
If you're serious about slinging spirits, here's the bonhomie behind building a better saloon.
How to Deal With Your Rowdy Customers
Turn the wild energy of partying patrons into a positive with these five easy steps
'Hey, Dummy. Right Here. Right In Front of You!' Said My Calling in Life as I Made a Dirty Martini
My entrepreneurial niche involved something I did over and over every day as a bartender.
How Pisco Went From Obscure South American Drink to American Sensation
As cocktails make a comeback, Pisco is taking North America by storm.
What's in a Name? Ask the Blind Barber, a Salon That Offers More Than Meets the Eye.
A look at how this salon-speakeasy concept has found a way to differentiate itself.