BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse

Financing

BJ's Restaurants starts thinking longer term

While still focused on the near-term complications posed by the pandemic, management is experimenting longer-term initiatives such as a beer subscription program.

Technology

Curbside service shifts into the fast lane

Delivery was supposed to be the big gainer of the pandemic. But operators have discovered that an old service coupled with new technology is what they’re seeing as a greater sales opportunity.

Salaries are being reinstated to pre-COVID levels, and an investor will still monitor board discussions despite a shareholder vote.

As the crisis enters its fifth month, operators are still looking for insight on these matters keeping them up at night.

Restaurants launch all-American specials to celebrate Independence Day.

Restaurants offer both dine-in and to-go packages to celebrate dad.

Takeout and delivery have helped many of the segment's big brands weather the lockdown of dining rooms. Will that momentum continue?

Stores in Texas have generated $20,500 in weekly on-premise sales, even with three of every four seats out of use.

First Cheesecake Factory, then BJ’s Restaurants, now Dave & Buster’s. RB’s The Bottom Line looks at the latest trend in investing amid the coronavirus.

The former Panera Bread CEO's Act III Holdings has teamed up with T. Rowe Price to make a $70 million investment in the casual-dining chain.

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