Developing Brick-and-Mortar Stores For QSRs, Sleep Brands

Brick-and-Mortar Stores For QSRs, Sleep Brands

Quick-service restaurants (QSRs) are moving to fulfill digital orders as quickly and smoothly as possible. Some operators, such as Chipotle, are even launching store designs that showcase pick-up windows. And in retail, Essentia is ready for its un-Casper-like closeup. The sleep brand’s locations are thriving, and a few more are planned for this year. All this, Today in Data.

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    Today in DataData:

    2005: The year Essentia’s founder created a mattress made of organic, non-toxic materials.

    57 percent: Share of consumers who have at least one QSR app on their phones.

    50 percent: Portion of millennial consumers who place more deliveries than they did two years ago.

    35 percent: Approximate share of the U.S. meal delivery market controlled by DoorDash in October of 2019.

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    18 percent: Share of restaurants offering ordering capabilities from their apps.