Taco Bell

Food

Quick-service chains are turbocharging menu innovation to drive traffic. It’s working

Taco Bell, Wendy’s and Blaze Pizza are pushing new products out of the pipeline at a fast and frequent clip to excite younger guests and bring more of them through the doors.

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Some Taco Bell locations are opting out of breakfast

The Mexican fast-food chain said that a “small minority” will opt out of the morning meal in October after the company gave operators the option.

The Mexican chain’s same-store sales rose 5% last quarter, thanks to Cantina Chicken, even as customers reduce visits to other fast-food chains, including other Yum Brands concepts.

The Mexican fast-food chain’s ultimate goal is to expand the technology around the world. The company believes it will cut wait times and improve the customer and employee experience.

After a successful test in October, Cheesy Street Chalupas roll out Thursday for a limited time.

Restaurant Rewind: Even all these years later, the semi-permanent bargains that Taco Bell and McDonald's embraced in the '80s and '90s still astound.

Marketing Bites: The quick-service chain is opening The Cantinas for just one weekend next month, promising a “leisure lifestyle” for all ages. Plus, French Fry Day is near.

Jalapeño Ranch Nacho Fries make their debut at the Mexican restaurant chain along with a 30-day $10 subscription for rewards members.

A cracker 16 times larger than the original goes into a new Crunchwrap Supreme and Tostada.

Restaurant Rewind: The lines between segments aren't the only traditional boundaries that are being smudged in today's competitive environment. Contrary to the old rules, concepts are tapping the drawing power of competitors for share of stomach.

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