Fast Casual

Emerging Brands

What should operators know about Chicago’s massive new food hall?

The latest Time Out Market is a 50,000-square-foot showcase of the city’s top chefs.

Technology

Nekter Juice Bar and Portillo’s test car-based ordering

The trial, available only to select BMW owners, lets drivers order by pushing a button, before being given driving directions to pick up their food.

From voice ordering to an online game-enabled extension, here are the latest ways restaurants are making it easier for consumers to buy food.

Private-equity group Apollo Global Management is exploring a sale of the burrito chain less than two years after its acquisition.

The renowned D.C. chef is expanding his geographic footprint.

Last year’s hiring of industry vet Dave McDougall was part of the fast-casual pizza chain’s “continuity planning,” its former CEO said.

The revamped design switches up the chain’s traditional ordering process in hopes of boosting efficiency.

The Boston restaurant founded by MIT grads received a $21 million investment last year.

Coolgreens, whose CEO has franchisee experience, is taking care to boost efficiency and put in place comprehensive training for its franchisees.

Stefan Boyd also previously served as CFO of Le Pain Quotidien.

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