Operations

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

Should your restaurant stop providing free food for charitable events?

Having a clear sense of the types of causes you will and won’t support, along with a calendar and budget for events, can be key to sorting this out, Advice Guy says.

Operations

Food and beverage businesses likely to fall short of industry goal to reduce carbon emissions, new research shows

Data published by consulting group AlixPartners suggests commitments aren’t aggressive enough to meet a reduction objective set by the Science Based Target initiative.

Terms of the deal were not revealed.

As operators face inflation and supply chain issues, these concerns top headlines and awareness. Packaging provides a useful tool to address these concerns, and by helping to control food costs and de...

The casual dining chain decided to go all-in as it seeks to generate more takeout sales.

A revamped menu and more technology have the brand on track for its first year of positive sales in more than a decade.

Operators should look at things from guests' perspective rather than their own, Advice Guy says.

Here’s a look at the new “Defy” prototype, which opened in Minnesota earlier this month and features four drive-thru lanes and sends food to your car through an elevator.

The 45-year-old food-and-games chain is remodeling all of its 470 locations to cater to tech-savvy Gen Alpha kids and their always-on-the-clock parents, to the tune of more than a half million dollars per store.

Establishments will have until January to find alternatives, with one narrow exception.

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