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The New Driver of Restaurant Customer Satisfaction: Innovation

As customer service and satisfaction are more important than ever for staying in business, learn more about how technology, AI and more can help restaurants succeed now and in the future.

Operations

House committee hears how crime is hurting restaurants

The CEO of the Elmer's pancake chain shares how its units have been stung, even to the point of having to close.

More than a dozen restaurants were fined for failing to properly disclose that they pass along swipe fees to guests.

California sets the stage for a new wage; Subway’s never-ending sale saga; the tipping conundrum and Boston Market’s mismanagement highlight the year’s top developments.

Crystal balls tend to be hazy. Here are some what-ifs that may be difficult to tune in.

New challenges emerged, especially downtown, while many operators looked back wistfully at bygone times, their hands held out for help on costs.

The quick-service chain finished second overall in a ranking of 300 consumer brands.

If you have noticed consumer traffic slowing down, you’re not alone. Understanding how to appeal to consumers is key to driving future visits and strengthening consumer loyalty.

Five-unit Medium Rare serves one item for one price. “It’s boring,” admits co-founder Mark Bucher, but it works.

A beta version of the $5 food-safety training program needs to get rid of some bugs, says an expert on the topic. But its producers say the issue is politics, not a dispute over best practices.

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