Back of House Kitchen Safety Mobile Ordering White Paper 
EATER
NOVEMBER 1, 2022
Diners would sit down and immediately download an app to browse the menu, place their order, and pay with a credit card, all on their phones. As startups have “disrupted” the restaurant industry, they’ve replaced menus and hand-written orders with kitchen display systems (KDS), ordering tablets, and QR codes.
Modern Restaurant Management
JANUARY 12, 2022
Early in the pandemic, 72 percent of operators invested in delivery and mobile/online ordering to boost revenue during mandated stay-at-home orders according to TD's 2020 survey, and it appears the popularity of these offerings is here to stay. Investment in delivery and mobile ordering pays off.
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Modern Restaurant Management
MAY 27, 2020
With thousands of restaurants forced to close their dining rooms, and millions of Americans facing sudden unemployment, GroupRaise saw an opportunity to mobilize its 10,000+ restaurant partners along with their communities to offer those who are able a chance to support both local business and food distribution to at-risk families.
Open for Business
MAY 19, 2023
Digital ordering has been a game changer, and the latest trends for 2023 could change how hospitality businesses operate even more. But the latest advances offer solutions for back of house too. Digital kitchen display systems could make paper tickets obsolete.
Modern Restaurant Management
OCTOBER 29, 2020
This edition of MRM News Bites features tech companies winning funding, AI in the kitchen, DoorDash invests in brick and mortar and the gamification of food ordering. The funding will be used to help more restaurants transition to online ordering during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. White Castle Flips for Flippy.
EATER
FEBRUARY 10, 2021
Since 1980, Preble Street has been at the center of Portland’s safety net for homeless and food-insecure Mainers. Inside is a soup kitchen that has provided three meals a day, every day, to hungry Mainers in its oft-crowded dining room for more than 39 years. I’ve spent 15 years running a soup kitchen,” he says.
EATER
JUNE 12, 2023
Lille Allen/Eater Can a restaurant really be for everyone? Ann Redding, co-owner of New York City’s Thai Diner, was thrilled the day she saw an old man plop down at the counter with a newspaper. “I I was like, It’s official, we’re a diner! ” There is probably no such thing as a place for everyone. How much of the diner is a myth?
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