Joe Guszkowski

The investment follows a year of strong same-store sales growth for the darts-and-dining concept.

Traffic reached its highest point in over three years as the casual-dining chain continued its turnaround campaign.

A data-driven marketing strategy is allowing the casual-dining chain to see where lapsed customers went, and how to bring them back.

The Week in Restaurants: This week’s episode of the weekly restaurant news discussion podcast looks at Subway’s latest controversy, Salad and Go’s sale, and Chili’s latest results.

The promotion is back for a limited time with five shrimp varieties to mix and match.

The delivery company is also making a strategic investment in Zipline as they work to scale the service across the U.S.

Tech Check: The company offers funding for restaurants in exchange for dining credits, with no debt or equity involved. It says the “too good to be true” model is the real deal.

The limited-time Throwback Menu features six items from the early 2000s, including beef on weck sliders and the boozy Buffalo Zoo cocktail.

Square is integrating more closely with OpenTable to give restaurants richer data. Toast and Resy just rolled out a similar partnership.

The Facebook post claimed employees planned to tamper with Black customers’ meals, sparking outrage online. Several sources have found it was fake.