Operations

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

NYC restaurants get an OK to reopen dining rooms

Starting Sept. 30, places can use up to 25% of their interior seats. Patrons will be asked to blow the whistle if an establishment exceeds the cap.

Operations

Outback's parent tries a virtual chicken restaurant

Tender Shack features platters and sandwiches for delivery from a dozen Carrabba's units.

A single restaurant in Colorado features the menus of both brands.

The eatertainment chain has reopened 42 of its 44 units but business is different than usual thanks to a focus group of moms.

Officials have not said when dine-in service might resume, frustrating local restaurants.

The smaller restaurant has more drive-thru lanes, drive-in spots and pickup lockers.

The weekday podcast, from the editors of Restaurant Business, is a rundown of the day’s most important stories.

Each week of September delivers the best tips, tricks, advice, and education in key areas of food safety.

A new report from the American Hotel & Lodging Association paints a gloomy picture.

Small tweaks and larger changes are in store for customers as they visit food halls in the age of COVID.

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