The Week in Restaurants

What's happening in the restaurant industry this week, with a discussion on the week's biggest news and topics, along with technology trends and other issues. 

Financing

There's a new casual-dining king in town

The Week in Restaurants: The weekly restaurant news podcast features a discussion on Texas Roadhouse, the unfortunate end to former Brinker International concepts and all this economic upheaval.

Financing

How tariffs and more economic upheaval will affect restaurants

The Week in Restaurants: The weekly restaurant news podcast also features a discussion on Chick-fil-A’s slowing sales and Portillo’s test of breakfast. And more on third-party delivery.

This week’s podcast features a conversation about Bar Louie’s bankruptcy, California Pizza Kitchen’s mid-life crisis, and Panera Bread’s new CEO. Also, more on Nvidia's partnership with Yum B...

The Week in Restaurants: This week’s restaurant news podcast features a discussion on Yum Brands’ Nvidia deal, Olive Garden’s strong March and Luckin Coffee’s rapid growth. Also more on the Wonder deal for Tastemade.

The Week in Restaurants: This week’s restaurant news podcast features a discussion on Starbucks rethinking its cafes, McDonald’s focus on specialist restaurant competitors and Noodles’ new menu. Also, robots and five years after COVID.

The Week in Restaurants: The weekly restaurant news podcast includes a discussion on the lastest casual-dining chain bankruptcy, Del Taco’s Colorado closures and Applebee’s franchising. Also Taco Bell.

The Week in Restaurants: Why Starbucks is laying off workers and the risks in the sale of Dave’s Hot Chicken. Also, why you should pay attention to Krispy Kreme.

This Week in Restaurants: The podcast features a discussion on KFC’s move to Texas, why Texas Roadhouse got the chills this winter and Uber Eats’ lawsuit against DoorDash. Also: An RLC preview.

The Week in Restaurants: This week’s podcast features a discussion on In-N-Out’s move to Tennessee, the potential sale of Dave’s Hot Chicken, low-income consumers and a big restaurant technology blind spot.