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Tech, Outdoor Dining, Drive-Thru: Pandemic Pivots Now Permanent, NRA Reports
The foodservice industry is forecast to reach $997 billion in sales in 2023, driven in part by higher menu prices, according to the recently released National Restaurant Association’s “2023 State
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Restaurant Industry Releases DEI Research and Program Framework
The National Restaurant Association released a landmark diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) report measuring the awareness and perceived effectiveness of DEI practices among employers and
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Do Customers Crave Fluorescent Colors?
Bright, bold fluorescent colors can have a big impact on consumers.
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How the Pandemic Permanently Altered the Consumer-Restaurant Relationship
The pandemic has permanently altered the consumer-restaurant relationship with operators investing in technology and real estate to align with changing consumer preferences, according to the 2021
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Survey: 1 in 6 Restaurants Are Closed
Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, and nearly 1 in 6 restaurants are closed either permanently or long-term. That equals nearly 100,000 restaurants.
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Designing Restaurants in a Post-Pandemic World
After the COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of thousands of restaurants and other foodservice operations nationwide, many businesses had to quickly shift gears and figure out if revenues from
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Restaurants Report 65% Decline in Sales in New Survey
Market research firm Datassential has been fielding surveys weekly since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Restaurant Real Estate Market Rankings Revealed
Retail and restaurant real estate markets may share economic indicators but this does not always lead to a direct correlation of their successes, according to results from consumer analytics firm
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Takeout is the New Dine In
Fresh research from Datassential notes consumer concerns over dining out remain high but takeout continues to appeal to those willing to venture out. -
Coronavirus Fears Grip Diners, 54% Likely to Decrease Full-Service Restaurant Visits
The novel Coronavirus has led to nearly 60% of consumers being concerned about dining out, with one in five “definitely” avoiding doing so, according to Datassential’s Coronavirus research
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The State of Fast Casual
Despite a slight slowdown the past couple of years and some weeding out of concepts that missed the mark or overreached, the grass on the fast-casual side of the industry is still green. In fact,
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One Problem | Three Solutions: How Can I Differentiate My Restaurant from the Competition?
In this award-winning blog, Steve Starr, president of starrdesign, explains three concepts that differentiate restaurants from the competition.
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Art Meets Algorithm In Data-Driven Designs
Great restaurant design has always been part art, part science.
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Digging Deep: Industrial Engineering Tools in Restaurant Design
The purpose of a restaurant is simple: To feed people. But, beyond that, it has to make a good return on investment (ROI) to keep shareholders happy and to help the concept grow.
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Restaurant Sales Continued to Decline in May
May was a disappointing month for chain restaurants, according to data from TDn2K’s Restaurant Industry Snapshot, which is based on weekly sales
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U.S. Independent Restaurant Count Declines, NPD Reports
The total U.S. restaurant count stood at 624,301 units in spring 2016, a one percent decrease from spring 2015, based on a restaurant census conducted by The NPD Group.
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Trend: Meat, Up Front
Three restaurants put their dry-aging rooms on display.
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Restaurant Traffic Flat Q2
Total restaurant industry traffic for April through June was flat vs. the same period last year, according to a new report from The NPD Group. This marks the second consecutive quarter of no
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Sweetgreen Debuts in Chicago with Bright, Airy Space
Sweetgreen opened its first location in the Chicago's River North neighborhood on August 23. The 2,300-square-foot space features an open kitchen,
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First Quarter Foodservice Visits Up in Many Global Markets
Global foodservice markets, with the exception of Russia, saw flat or increased first quarter traffic and increased consumer spending.