Operations

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

How are restaurants helping after Hurricane Florence?

Big chains and indies alike continue to feed communities in the storm’s wake, even if their own restaurants are under water.

Operations

How to reduce operational costs in your restaurant

With customer preferences continuously changing and competitors introducing new offerings, the only way to truly cater to your customer’s needs is by listening to them and implementing changes based on their feedback.

The fast casual’s new Outpost program offers free delivery to office buildings via designated kiosks.

At a time when the 500 largest U.S. restaurants chains saw a 1.4 percent decline in annual sales growth in 2013 compared to 2012, full-service steak houses showed a healthy growth of 6.2 percent, according to a 2014 report from Chicago research firm Technomic.

The coffee chain expects to save millions in utility bills under its new Greener Stores initiative.

Owners on the Carolina coast and beyond are implementing emergency plans for before, during and after what’s predicted to be a massive storm.

This week’s head-spinning moments include customers’ decision to secretly redecorate a McDonald’s and the capture of possibly the restaurant industry’s most notorious dine-and-dash artist. And it wouldn’t be a news roundup without a story involving Donald Trump.

The quick-service chain spent a year studying the ins and outs of delivery before taking the plunge. Now it’s glad it did its homework.

Openness won’t necessarily boost traffic, but being opaque can tarnish a brand.

Here’s why it was a bad month for tree swingers, politically aware operators and places with gas problems.

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