Is it August already!? We're glancing at our rearview mirrors while July fades into the horizon as we work on this month's restaurant industry news roundup. It's been a rough year for restaurants. As states try to decrease virus numbers, restaurants who'd previously shuttered in-house traffic are …
Our long march through 2020 continues as we’ve reached the halfway point in the year, and things have remained just as challenging as before. Restaurants around the U.S. face unprecedented losses, with an expected $240B hit to total revenue by the end of the year. After quarantine restrictions were …
Can you believe that 2020 is half over? Restaurants have reopened at limited capacities, and dining out looks a little different. “Contactless,” “cleanliness,” and “delivery" are words we continually see. For this month’s news roundup, our selection will satisfy a variety of palettes. Don’t worry; …
The first two quarters of 2020 have been an exceptional time in modern history, no matter how you cut it. Between the continued threat of the coronavirus, economic tensions, international protests, and murder hornets, there are many intense things to confront in the world. Because of that, we've …
As the US slowly eases quarantine restrictions, restaurant owners and operators are scrambling for dine-in traffic. The industry has experienced historic Mother's Day restaurant meltdowns, operators are preparing to put more effort into breakfast, and UK consumers have big feelings about reopening …
After a long, warm Memorial Day weekend, the world seems a little more open. Restaurants around the United States and beyond have begun to slowly return to some sense of normalcy, with many opening for the first time in months to inhouse traffic. In many of those places, the CDC has recommended …
