Mass vaccination rollouts are well underway in the United States, but the pandemic continues to rage on – and so do consumers’ fears about how it might impact their health. The risk of contagion has driven millions to shop, work and order food online from...
After a strong start to the year, restaurants are finally looking toward a bright future. Vaccinations are bringing consumers back into restaurants for on-premises dining even as many maintain their digital ordering behaviors. This weekend coming weekend is going to be something of a shot...
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After over a year of struggle, restaurants’ dine-in businesses are finally coming back. Now, restaurant businesses that have seized on consumers’ lifestyle changes throughout the pandemic, adapting to expand their digital ordering and off-premises offerings, have the opportunity to reengage consumers on-site and create an...
Restaurants are back. Spending at United States eateries is not only up 118.8 percent compared to 2020, but also up 5.7 percent compared to the same time in 2019, according to a press release from Mastercard emailed to PYMNTS. This surge can be seen in the...
Quick-service restaurants (QSRs) realize that yesterday’s mobile apps no longer cut it. In the Order To Eat Tracker, Clean Juice CEO Landon Eckles explains why integrating loyalty programs into the mobile ordering and payment experience is now the new baseline.
Where some people see chaos, others see opportunity. It has been a defining characteristic of successful companies during the pandemic, during which consumers have come to expect efficiency and convenience more than ever. They have an active desire to engage with the connected economy, as...
Dutch Bros Coffee is considering going public with an initial public offering (IPO) of $3 billion, Bloomberg reported Monday (May 3), citing unnamed sources “with knowledge of the matter.” The sources told the outlet that the matter is not decided — Dutch Bros may not...
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