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Restaurant Guests in the Driver’s Seat

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Considering smaller footprints : Explore "drive-thru only" locations with smaller footprints and no dine-in seating for high-traffic areas with limited space. How will the drive-thru change in the coming years?

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‘A Smaller Footprint Isn’t a Limitation – It’s an Invitation to Get Creative’

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To learn how these layouts can help maxmize efficiency while still providing optimal guest experience, Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine received insights from Aleksandra Kaplan, partner at Swan Dive Design Studio. When having a smaller footprint, how can you still ensure guest comfort and a great experience?

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‘The Fighter Is Going to Win’

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He cautioned that when restaurants can reopen for dine-in service, they will have to face the bittersweet reality of less seating capacity and less sales–he estimates as much as 30 percent–due to social distancing practices and guest apprehension. "They "The fighter is going to win, right now."

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Oh, Canada: The Potential Impact of AI and Tariffs

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"These tariffs could deeply affect the food service and hospitality industries on both sides of the border," Alex Thalassinos, President of Silverware POS, one of the first tech providers dedicated to Canada’s hospitality industry, told Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine.

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Holiday Diners Seek Out Unique Experiences

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The demand for earlier reservations provides restaurants the opportunity to get creative when it comes to driving traffic for second and third seating’s with memorable experiences, dynamic pricing, or late-night specials. What should operators take away from these results?

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What Does Social Distancing Mean for Social Businesses Like Restaurants?

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As the Coronavirus crisis continues, Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine asked industry insiders what best practices restaurants should have in place for social distancing, as per CDC guidelines. Certain jurisdictions like New York City are requiring seating only 50 percent of capacity. "Be smart about choices."

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Transformation through Suspension

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Each table has its own wench, which allows them to be raised and lowered to any desired height –– seated, cocktail, or all the way up to the ceiling –– using a network of cables and an electric power source. To learn more, Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine quizzed Brian and Amanda Light.