The Ohio Restaurant Association (ORA) is the leading not-for-profit business trade association committed solely to furthering Ohio's foodservice industry.
Founded in 1920, the ORA is backed with more than 93 years of industry experience. Through our commitment, experience and expertise, the ORA is dedicated to representation, education, assistance and promotion of Ohio's foodservice industry. This is why more than 2,400 companies, representing more than 5,000 locations in Ohio, invest in ORA membership.
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Practice Proper Health and Safety Procedures in Your Establishment
Get tips on protecting your business, your employees through the ORA’s website
The ORA’s website provides members access to foodservice-specific information that can help them reduce and prevent accidents in their establishments.
Ohio’s Legislators Need to Hear from You
Take advantage of the opportunities ORA Lobby Day will offer
Ohio’s legislators need to understand how valuable the restaurant industry is in driving the state’s economy, which is why the ORA is hosting its first-ever ORA Lobby Day on Jun. 12.
Ohio Restaurant Political Action Committee
The Ohio Restaurant PAC's mission is to capture the political power of Ohio's second largest private sector employer to elect candidates for public office who support positions on issues critical to the success of Ohio's foodservice industry. To find out more, CLICK HERE.
Health Care & Your Business
The Ohio Restaurant Association understands that our members will be impacted by the upcoming changes in health care. With this in mind, the association is committed to providing up-to-date information designed to help members comply with the changes outlined in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).