Before the show
Who will be there that you should meet: the companies on the floor worth your time, who already works with whom, and who is hiring.
ExpoAmp turns everything you capture at Restaurant Show into a ranked folder of follow-up emails, each written from what that person said. Done for you.
Restaurant Show takes place May 22–25, 2027 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL.
ExpoAmp is an independent service and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by National Restaurant Association Show or National Restaurant Association.
We watch Restaurant Show and keep it current: the companies that will be on the floor, who already works with whom, and who is worth meeting. Last checked November 8, 2026.
What the companies here talk about: b2b · e-commerce · services · manufacturing · retail · b2c · distribution · food & beverage services
Who will be there that you should meet: the companies on the floor worth your time, who already works with whom, and who is hiring.
You just talk. Wear a recorder, scan badges, snap a card or say a name and a number out loud. Nothing to type at the booth.
Every conversation matched to the right person, a follow-up drafted for each in your voice, who you missed, and a file of everyone for your CRM, within five business days.
Who you will meet. The National Restaurant Association Show is the must-attend event for every member of the restaurant and foodservice industry. With representation from all 50 states and 112 countries, attendees include commercial multi-unit chains, independents, non-commercial operations, dealers & distributors, retail, and lodging professionals.
Done for you. You read each email and press send. We never contact anyone for you.
365 open roles at 99 companies at Restaurant Show, worth knowing whether you are looking or hiring. A further 3358 roles sit behind one link on the board, outside this show's audience.
Last checked November 7, 2026. Openings can close at any time, so confirm on the employer's site before you apply.
Restaurant Show is a Foodservice and Restaurant event. ExpoAmp reads the vocabulary of your industry so a follow-up draft sounds like someone who was actually in the conversation.