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‘Great Partners Build Great Brands’

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For more than two decades Sam Ballas, Founder of East Coast Wings + Grill, has focused on brand building in a smart and sustainable manner. Fast-casual concepts like Sammy’s Sliders, which offer high-quality, craveable food with speed and flexibility, are perfectly positioned for this shift.

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Fast-Casual Academia, Climatarian Menu and Ice Auction

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“We are excited to bring Market Cafe to New York City as we are the only company currently offering a solution such as this one for safe, supportive and sustainable corporate dining.” Tamper-Free Takeout and Delivery. ” says John Cocker, FOODWORKS’s president. How to Launch Online Ordering.

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‘A Smaller Footprint Isn’t a Limitation – It’s an Invitation to Get Creative’

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Restaurant industry challenges are pushing operators to be more creative and efficient with many opting for more multifunctional spaces – especially in a fast-casual setting. How does it dovetail with sustainability goals? Litle Owl What are the advantages of having a smaller, more effective layout and footprint?

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Streamlining Restaurant Renovations with 3D Modeling and Design Technology

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How Design Technology Improves Space and Guest Experience Every square foot counts when redesigning a fast-casual eatery or a fine dining venue. For example, ghost kitchens' layout allows for optimizing food preparation at high volume and lower costs in delivery-centric kitchens.

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MRM Research Roundup: Destination Dining, Voice Commerce, and the Force of Fast Food

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This edition of Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine's Research Roundup features delivery data, tariff troubles, summer dining trends, and Beer Serves America. Additionally, consumers continue to favor delivery transactions, which are up by 383 percent since 2020. billion transactions and $67 billion in sales in 2024.

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2025 Outlook: Experts Weigh In on Restaurant Trends and Challenges, Part Three

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So much data is generated at every point within a restaurant, whether fast casual or fine dining. Expect 2025 to see a renewed fight for the survival and growth of local markets, driven by both consumers and restaurateurs who value authenticity, sustainability, and the vital social role these markets play. Data, Data, Data.

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Shaping the Future of QSR

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This recovery was largely supported by strong takeout and delivery sales, which played a crucial role in sustaining revenue streams. QSR and fast-casual franchises continue to drive the expansion of the franchising sector. Despite ongoing economic challenges, QSRs remain on a steady path of growth.