Operations

New restaurant equipment and back-of-the-house technology
Operations

Chipotle is losing guests to McDonald’s. Will the burrito chain discount to bring them back?

It’s a conversation that came up during the Great Recession, said Chipotle CFO Jack Hartung.

Operations

Restaurants' business week is shrinking as pandemic effects linger, study finds

The average U.S. restaurant is open 6.4 fewer hours a week because of the inability to find workers, according to a study from Datassential.

Rising costs and demands for greener operations has more companies looking at cutting out waste. And there are more potential solutions than ever.

This unit in Washington, D.C., has no dine-in seating and no front makeline.

Domestic same-store sales were up 6.9%, mostly on increased transactions, and the fast-casual chain sees room for growth with new sandwiches and expansion of delivery.

Restaurant Rewind: The lemon meringue pie helped, but it really was an early flash of price-cutting technology.

Technomic's Take: Operators have been adding new fees to bills to offset various costs. But there are risks in doing so.

The city banned no-cash businesses in 2020. The ice cream chain plans to install "reverse ATMs" that load cash amounts onto cards.

Concept President David Schmidt speaks with Restaurant Business about his plans. But first, maybe a cheese steak omelet?

The burger chain unveiled a takeout-only prototype in Oklahoma. The company believes it could be key to its growth plans. Here's a look at the details.

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