Technology

The latest news and trends in restaurant technology
Technology

An app for all seasons

Wolfgang Puck wants to be America’s go-to-chef, and his new iPhone/iPad app. launched mid-April, may just help him realize his dream.

Technology

Doing double duty: McDonald’s carry-out packages feature information-bearing QR codes

Beginning in mid-January, McDonald's carryout bags and fountain beverage cups are featuring a new packaging design with quick-response (QR) matrix barcodes.

In today’s ordering process, tablets, Bluetooth printers, apps and other advances spell efficiency.

Attendees learned how technology is changing the restaurant business in ways both subtle and profound.

The trouble with third-party delivery services is the impact it can have on brands. Any issue with product quality, consumers look to the restaurant.

Self-service kiosks can make ordering and payment easy for busy limited-service customers, and they may still benefit from a novelty factor in some markets.

Along with earning rewards, users can put their names on the waitlist at their local Red Lobster location.

A number of brands, including Dunkin' Donuts and Applebee’s, have leaned into ever-changing tech to improve the guest experience.

Fine-dining restaurants and upscale food vendors, typically wary of participating in online deal programs, are taking a careful look at LivingSocial Gourmet, LivingSocial’s invitation-only channel for food-savvy consumers.

Zeroing in on 1 million fans on its Facebook page, CiCi’s Pizza is ready to branch out to other social media platforms, most notably Instagram and FourSquare, two places where its guests are spending a lot of time.

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