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DoorDash says it's getting more affordable

The third-party delivery company has reduced customer fees by 12% over the past two years. But delivery still remains far more expensive than carryout.

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Long lines at kiosks can stress customers, study finds

Guests feel more rushed and order less food when others queue up behind them, according to new research from Temple University.

Cannabis users are far more likely to order delivery and fast food than those who don’t indulge, survey results from Numerator show.

Data from Placer.ai shows that full-service traffic perked up in March after a difficult end to the year.

Consumers say they’re getting less bang for their buck at sit-down places. Operators are working to change that while still protecting their margins.

We tried a bunch of loyalty programs—and talked to a few experts—to find out what works and what doesn’t in the growing field of loyalty.

Operators complain of frequent fraud and a cumbersome process for getting their money back from delivery providers. “They make nothing simple for you.”

Mobile ordering, paid reservations and, yes, dynamic pricing, are in demand among younger diners, according to a new report from the National Restaurant Association.

Guests earning less than $75,000 are visiting the casual-dining chain much less than last year, parent Darden Restaurants said Thursday.

More customers are visiting the Italian casual-dining chain in the late afternoon and early evening, which has helped lift transactions, according to data from Placer.ai.

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