Virtual brands are getting a little physical
Restaurant Business
APRIL 23, 2024
Once reserved for the internet only, virtual brands are making their way onto in-restaurant menus and even their own brick-and-mortars, and seeing good results.
Restaurant Business
APRIL 23, 2024
Once reserved for the internet only, virtual brands are making their way onto in-restaurant menus and even their own brick-and-mortars, and seeing good results.
Open for Business
NOVEMBER 21, 2022
Restaurant technology has changed everything about the way people do business today. Today’s tools are high-tech, user-friendly, and mobile so you don’t have to be physically in the restaurant to stay on top of the business. Consider implementing one or more of these to improve efficiency and make life a little easier.
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Modern Restaurant Management
DECEMBER 28, 2020
Delivery and take-out will continue to be the most popular way consumers will get their restaurant meals in a COVID and post-COVID world. Just Salad was the first national restaurant chain to label its entire menu with carbon emissions similar to how brands like Allbirds had done in the retail sector. Here are their responses.
The Food Corridor
MARCH 27, 2023
These commissary kitchens are sometimes also known as ghost kitchens, shared kitchens , or virtual kitchens with the delivery-only food brands operating within them called virtual restaurants. But moving to a delivery- only model has been made possible recently by advances in technology and changes in consumer habits.
EATER
JANUARY 5, 2022
But if you live in the suburbs within two miles of an ordering location, and the weather is mild and still, you could order food or groceries and it will get to your home in about five minutes, “faster and fresher” than if a human drove it, Thein says. To get to my room from there, I passed a JuicePress, which also originated in New York.
EATER
NOVEMBER 9, 2020
At the end of the day, especially with certain cuisines, if you don’t come from a lauded Michelin pedigree, food journalists and the general community — because San Francisco has shifted and morphed into this elitist consumer market — just want to follow brand recognition versus thinking on their own what they think is good food or not.”.
Cheetah
APRIL 12, 2021
Although Millennials were the primary consumer of technology-enabled services, they were joined by a whole new section of consumers once the pandemic hit. The no dine-in restrictions have already put out the lights for thousands of businesses, and those that remained had to take whatever they could get.
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