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Day 1 at the Restaurant Show: Missing robots, weed-spiked drinks, AI and more

 By Restaurant Business Staff on May 18, 2024

RB editors logged tens of thousands of steps on the Show floor Saturday as the 2024 edition of the National Restaurant Association Show kicked off in Chicago.

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Restaurants can benefit from participating in supplemental feeding programs

 By Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D. on May 17, 2024

Advice Guy: RB’s operations expert says getting involved in government- or community-based opportunities brings advantages for businesses and for the greater good.

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Here’s what RB editors expect to see on the National Restaurant Show floor

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 17, 2024

Hours before the 2024 edition of the Show officially opens, industry journalists peered inside their crystal balls to offer their predictions for what trends will dominate.

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Even Keith Lee agrees Chipotle has a portion-size problem

By Lisa Jennings on May 16, 2024

Rants about Chipotle's portion shrinkage are viral on TikTok, but the fast-casual chain insists nothing has changed and guests can just ask for more.

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Struggling BurgerFi shutters 8 more restaurants

By Lisa Jennings on May 15, 2024

After closing 14 units last year, the fast-casual burger chain continued "right-sizing" its portfolio in the first quarter, when its same-store sales plunged 13%.

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Here’s a new $5 meal deal looking to compete with fast food

By Heather Lalley on May 14, 2024

Retail Watch: As companies look to lure inflation-weary consumers, a grocer makes a major value play. Plus, Foxtrot’s assets sold and Beyond Meat’s struggles.

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Tampa's Brocato's Sandwich Shop files bankruptcy citing lingering debts from pandemic

By Lisa Jennings on May 13, 2024

Known for its Cuban sandwiches and devil crabs, the 76-year-old Brocato's Sandwich Shop will continue to operate during the reorganization as it finds financial footing.

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Yes, restaurants should remove the tendon from their chicken tenders

By Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D. on May 10, 2024

Advice Guy: RB's operations expert says diners expect their chicken tenders to be tendon-free.

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Playing the reservation game

By Nancy Kruse and Lisa Jennings on May 10, 2024

Nancy Kruse and Lisa Jennings discuss restaurant reservation scalpers, cancellation fees and what to do when you can't get into the hottest concept in town.

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At age 59, San Francisco's Scoma's restaurant still defers to its elders

By Peter Romeo on May 09, 2024

Restaurant Rewind: The Fisherman's Wharf landmark has adhered to the traditions set by founder Al Scoma without ignoring what today's customers want.

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