News

Food

Remembering the great product bombs of the past

Restaurant Rewind: With Starbucks promising yet another breakthrough menu introduction, the time is right to see how past promised game-changers actually fared.

Operations

Fogo de Chao is not your average steakhouse

The Brazilian churrasco concept, in fact, is dropping “steakhouse” from its name as it looks to highlight its unique service style and varied menu.

The multiconcept group has been building its retail restaurant division at a rapid clip. Now it's looking to add a coffee brand, a dessert concept and/or something in the salad space.

The deal will nearly double the juice chain’s footprint, expanding it into new states as it works to bring its healthy menu to “all the masses.”

EYM King, a Texas-based operator who the brand sued in February for not paying royalties, is closing the locations over the next few weeks.

Sweet & Sour: Columnists Peter Romeo and Nancy Kruse consider if menu pricing has hit the red zone. Someone check with a customer, quick.

The delivery app is cracking down on restaurants that duplicate menus under different names and doing more to connect restaurants with established concepts.

The investment firm has also recapitalized the polished-casual dining chain and plans to accelerate the brand’s development.

The founder of the restaurant automation company will move on to other endeavors while the board searches for his replacement.

The delivery company is partnering with Transact, a widely used campus payments app, to give students easy access to its restaurant marketplace.

  • Page 227