OP-ED: Researchers are now suggesting that all restaurants in the U.S. should be required to post calorie counts. Constant access to nutrition information has obvious benefits — but it’s also possible it could drive us all insane.
Yelp, the social restaurant review site, is adding information about restaurants’ health inspection scores. Now we’ll know if restaurants are filled with screaming babies — and mice, too.
Restaurant quality isn’t just about “tasty” versus “gross,” or “healthy” versus “greasy.” All over the U.S., organizations — and individuals — are starting to certify restaurants based on how nutritious, clean, and environmentally sustainable their meals are.
Yelp, the social restaurant review site, is adding information about restaurants’ health inspection scores. Now we’ll know if restaurants are filled with screaming babies — and mice, too.
OP-ED: Researchers are now suggesting that all restaurants in the U.S. should be required to post calorie counts. Constant access to nutrition information has obvious benefits — but it’s also possible it could drive us all insane.
Restaurant quality isn’t just about “tasty” versus “gross,” or “healthy” versus “greasy.” All over the U.S., organizations — and individuals — are starting to certify restaurants based on how nutritious, clean, and environmentally sustainable their meals are.
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