Nov. 30, 2020 | Today's news and insights for restaurant leaders Note from the editor How is it nearly December already?
Between standard-issue pandemic fatigue and a long wait for presidential election results, November feels like a bit of a blur. We won't blame you if you missed some articles from our design series this month amid the hustle and bustle, but now is the perfect time to catch up on them before we sprint toward the new year — one that is already being defined by major brick-and-mortar innovation plans.
Take a look at how mega chains like McDonald's, Taco Bell and Chipotle are designing for a digital future with curbside pickup technology, walk-up windows and smaller footprints geared toward off-premise sales. Explore how QSRs are investing in the drive-thru channel to handle growing volumes at faster speeds and integrate with rewards programs and customizable offers to drive loyalty. And check out design solutions from industry experts, such as glass-enclosed show kitchens and garage-style doors to improve ventilation, that could become popular in a post-pandemic landscape.
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Emma Liem Beckett Editor, Restaurant Dive Twitter | Email UPDATED The food delivery company's initial public offering stock prices are expected to range between $75 and $85 per share. | There's no one blueprint for a restaurant that is both safe amid COVID-19 and engaging. Restaurant Dive spoke with major chains and design experts about assets that could be popular solutions. | Opinion Restaurants should identify cash shortfalls in their business models and share information with stakeholders to implement a comprehensive consensual restructuring, say attorneys at Goodwin's Financial Restructuring Group. | Less travel and in-person shopping could mean fewer moments for fast food, but savvy restaurant brands still have opportunities to join in on the season. | From Our Library Webinar - on demand By studioID | View all resources What We're Reading PR Newswire | USA Today | The Wall Street Journal | USA Today | San Francisco Chronicle | Dive Into a Topic |
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