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Food delivery mishaps are alarmingly common, study finds

Nine out of 10 customers had an order go wrong, according to a recent survey by Circuit. More than half suspected a driver of eating their food.

That’s according to Yelp, which helped seat 48% more diners in the first quarter compared to 2021.

The new tools are intended to ease "decision fatigue" for customers.

Data from Amex Trendex shows that consumers are eager to visit restaurants in the next few months.

Tech Check: Guests want good service, not more technology. Restaurants need to get better at walking that line.

As the lines between fast casual and fast food blur, diners are increasingly expecting quick-service convenience at more-polished limited-service chains, according to a new Technomic consumer report.

The third-party platform released its 2022 Restaurant Online Ordering Trends Report, with a couple of unexpected items making the list.

Features like out-of-stock alerts and exclusive items separate brands like Starbucks and Taco Bell from the rest of the pack, according to a new report from Incisiv.

Tech Check: Carryout is gaining share as delivery slows down and gets more expensive. That’s good news for restaurants.

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