Nov. 2, 2020 | Today's news and insights for restaurant leaders By the third weekend of dining room closures, restaurateur Aaron Gordon was pulling 100% of sales compared to 2019 through delivery and takeout alone. That spurred an idea, and in September Ghostline launched with six restaurants. | While the casual chain saw improvements after focusing on off-premise, closing unprofitable locations and reducing costs, the pandemic stifled its progress. | Restaurants were preparing to serve diners at 50% capacity starting Tuesday, but must remain at 25% for an undetermined period of time. | The transaction is the largest deal of the year between two restaurant companies, but Inspire will need to strategize how to expand Dunkin' into the West as it nears saturation in Eastern markets. | Deep Dive Are ghost kitchens really on their way to becoming a mainstream restaurant channel? And what risks come with the opportunity they promise? Restaurant Dive aims to answer these questions and more in a six-part article series. | Explore the latest developments with small businesses and independently owned restaurants amid a global pandemic in this new Trendline. | | What We're Reading Eater NY | Marketing Dive | Grocery Dive | NCEN | The New York Times | Upcoming Events Nov. 4, 2020 - Nov. 4, 2020 | Webinar 2pm ET | Nov. 18, 2020 - Nov. 18, 2020 | Webinar 2pm ET | Company Announcements Press releases from companies in your industry. Press release from dingmenu | Post a press release Dive Into a Topic |
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