Financing

How your restaurant sales and profits compare to competitors' and what you can do to improve financial performance

Financing

How to spot an up-and-coming neighborhood early

Every city’s got a Motor Row. On Chicago’s Near South Side, it’s block after block of boarded-up car dealerships. Now, it’s blossoming into an entertainment district, and some of the city’s top restaurateurs are eyeing its empty buildings.

Financing

Saving money on social media services

How outsourcing tweets and posts stacks up against doing it yourself.

When we asked several operators how they define a successful Restaurant Week, they agreed on one measure: high traffic.

RB's 2015 Top 100 Independents rankings spotlights the country’s top-grossing restaurants with no more than five locations. Here are some findings from the list.

We reached out to a few Top 500 list climbers and found that many of their success stories started with data-driven risks and a thorough grasp of their key consumers.

This year's newcomers come in the form of DIY pizza places, better-for-you fast casuals or an unpretentious, approachable vibe wrapped in a full-service experience.

The private-equity firm that owns Chuck E. Cheese's is cited as a contender.

The industry added 18,900 jobs in the month, continuing its hiring steak.

Tax cuts and wage growth could fuel sales, but industry challenges remain.

The company plans to speed up the addition of its kiosks, thanks in part to tax reform.

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