Operations

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

Shake Shack sees strong potential in its licensed business

The fast casual’s CEO called domestic and international licensed stores an area of quiet growth for the chain, though it's one that still has some pandemic-related hurdles to leap.

Operations

Plastic straw restrictions re-emerge in NYC

A new law set to take effect Nov. 1 will limit when customers can use a non-biodegradable version and requires restaurants to steer them to more environmentally friendly options.

The decision by Gov. Andrew Cuomo was unscheduled but expected. He had pledged to lift all remaining limits as soon as 70% of the population had been vaccinated.

You’ll pay a lot more for a chicken burrito in New York City than in Portland, Ore.

Vaccinated employees and guests no longer need to cover their faces, but how can an operator determine if they have been?

After a year of bankruptcies and bad news, food-and-games brands are welcoming families back with promotions, new menu offerings and more. But they still have a way to go to get back to pre-pandemic sales.

The new establishments will feature THC-infused edibles for onsite consumption. Additional foods and beverages can also be sold.

The publication was named best website for an industry publication of its size, and also earned honors for best art direction, best subject-related package, best work by a single author and more.

As the demand for off-premise dining continues to grow, operators need to make adjustments to ensure customers are receiving the same level of quality and safety they would if their meal were consumed in house.

With the pandemic easing, the chain will let customers bring reusable cups starting June 22 in a bid to reduce waste.

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