Operations

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

Supply chain challenges continue to plague restaurants

KFC is shifting its advertising away from boneless chicken toward products where there are more “abundant” quantities.

Operations

Wingstop rolls its Thighstop virtual brand onto its main menu

After launching the virtual concept in June, Wingstop said it was time to offer the bone-in thighs and Thigh Bites on its regular menu. Thighstop is still available via DoorDash.

The operations executive previously worked for Hakkasan Group and several restaurant-affiliated companies overseas.

The state is teaming up with a charity and the Kiwibot robotics company to bring delivery within reach of more consumers and small businesses.

According to Technomic’s 2020 Delivery and Takeout Consumer Trend Report, 67% of consumers say they anticipate continuing to use contactless delivery services even once dine-in services resume.

The fast-casual sandwich chain is rolling out a new menu little more than two years after its last menu revamp. It is also scrapping a new store design that didn’t achieve its goals.

The burger giant told operators they should consider closing interior seating again as cases surge in many markets.

Under the pilot program, restaurants converted from a pre-existing dining establishment can use the safety approvals granted to the concepts they replace. The shift is expected to cut two weeks out of the opening process.

Indications are mounting that the answer is yes, though no proposal has been formally introduced. Speculation abounds as to when it would happen.

The move comes as the coffee giant focuses on drive-thrus and convenience, rather than its higher-end offshoots.

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