What does COVID-19 mean for the future of the buffet?
One segment of the foodservice industry that may see some of the greatest changes of all post-COVID-19 is the beloved buffet.
One segment of the foodservice industry that may see some of the greatest changes of all post-COVID-19 is the beloved buffet.
In the latest edition of restaurant “concepts to watch,” we highlight three standout restaurant concepts that appeal to Canadian diners. This month, the focus is on Pizza Studio, Chat Bar, and Snakes & Lattes.
How can winter patio dining spaces be provided by restaurants without exacerbating COVID-19 transmission and other safety risks?
David Segal’s Mad Radish is boldly riffing on the ghost kitchen model, what may be 2020’s defining foodservice concept.
Various Canadian and U.S. restaurants are exploring dining pods as an option during COVID-19 but their viability is still a point of contention.
The drive-thru modernization will include installing more than 40,000 digital screens with “predictive selling” technology and loyalty integration.
Ghost kitchens, based on setting up facilities focused exclusively on online delivery and takeout orders, are becoming ubiquitous during COVID-19.
Restaurant owners are putting everything on the line in 2020 and winning, writes TouchBistro’s Alex Barrotti.
Restaurateurs are realizing additional year-round revenue opportunities by integrating outdoor dining spaces as a permanent part of their establishment, and there are a multitude of options.
In this edition of restaurant “concepts to watch,” we highlight three restaurant concepts that are making an impact on Canadian diners this October.