delivery

Financing

Short drivers, Papa John’s embraces third-party delivery

The company has deals with three major providers as it works to offset a major driver shortage and says it is happy with the service’s profitability.

Operations

Now a delivery believer, Chili’s looks for margin aids

The casual chain is looking at staffing changes and new packaging after posting a 2.9% rise in Q1 comps, in part because of delivery.

A majority of the city’s legislative body has warned in a letter to the service’s CEO that it might seek legislation if refunds aren’t made voluntarily.

The company also said a TV test proved better than expected.

The online ordering and delivery provider said competition is hurting order growth, sending shares plummeting and spurring questions on the industry, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

The venture was one of several sales-boosting initiatives outlined by the casual chain after posting a slip in comps and profits for Q3. Also on tap: Tableside ordering via cell phone.

Answering these five questions can help you decide whether or not the service you’re considering is right for you.

Here are four ways third-party delivery platforms enhance restaurant businesses.

The departure comes as the delivery provider faces a lawsuit, a boycott, financial losses and is for sale, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

DoorDash Kitchens provides customized kitchen space for five restaurant operations that offer delivery and pickup services through DoorDash’s app.

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