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Nov 14, 2026 - Nov 15, 2026
International Restaurant & Foodservice Show 2027
March 7, 2027 - March 9, 2027
New York, United States
About International Restaurant & Foodservice Show
Major trade show for the restaurant and foodservice industry, featuring specialty foods, equipment, and services for food industry professionals.
International Restaurant & Foodservice Show 2027
The International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York 2027 runs 7–9 March 2027 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City.
The New York Restaurant Show, in its 34th year, is the Northeast's major foodservice trade event, run in partnership with the New York State Restaurant Association and the NYC Hospitality Alliance. Hundreds of vendors cover restaurant equipment, technology and food and beverage products.
The 2027 event adds a Pizza Tomorrow Summit pavilion, alongside the show's culinary demonstrations and competitions.
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Key Topics
- Restaurant equipment and cooking technology
- POS and management systems
- Beverage solutions
- Culinary demonstrations and competitions
Quick Info
- Dates
- March 7, 2027 – March 9, 2027
- Location
- New York
United States - Organizer
- Restaurant Events
Industries
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