Operations

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

What Biden signaled for restaurants in his State of the Union Address

Woven into his comments on America's challenges at home and abroad were a few tidbits with special meaning for the foodservice industry. Here's a rundown.

Operations

California, NYC roll back COVID mandates for restaurants

Operations on the West Coast no longer have to require masks, and establishments in the nation's largest city can drop their proof-of-vaccine requirement as of Monday.

The cold-pressed juice chain is partnering with independent coffee shops to sell its products and has seen strong sales results.

The new restaurant support center, which took two years to build, will house 400 employees across a range of departments and will help the fast casual achieve its lofty growth goals, it said.

Working Lunch: The Align Public Strategies podcast features a discussion on the Starbucks unionization effort, McDonald’s battle with Carl Icahn and some legislation in Maryland.

The fast-casual Italian beef and hot dog chain’s CEO said the newest prototype just might be “something very, very special.”

Chicago, New York, Seattle and a number of other jurisdictions are modifying the safety protocols. But masks are not disappearing.

The inside story of a hot dog stand that has become a social media favorite, thanks to the unique way it deals with customers and passersby.

The gourmet hot dog concept was an early entrant in virtual brands and ghost kitchens. More than two years in, the fast casual has figured out some digital tricks but isn’t giving up on dine-in.

Helping keep restaurants safe and clean for both customers and workers has never been more important—or more top of mind. Amid restaurant recovery efforts, operators have implemented new strategies fo...

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