Off The Menu: Third-party delivery proves costly to restaurants
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Most third party delivery services take 20 or more of every dollar of restaurant sales that get ordered.
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Now that there’s some glimmer of hope for a return to restaurant normalcy, speculation is intensifying as to the “stickiness” of the restaurant industry operational changes the COVID-19 pandemic brought about.
Most but not all in the industry seem to be betting that many of those innovations family meal packs, curbside pickup, third party delivery, and the like will become permanent parts of the dining out experience.
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Where to get your Super Bowl food: Catering and specials from Connecticut restaurants
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Wood-n-Tap, with nine locations around Connecticut, offers a “Supermeal 55” package that feeds four for $55, including Bar Bites sliders, mac and cheese, buffalo chicken dip and chips and salsa.Courtesy of Hartford Restaurant GroupShow MoreShow Less
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Creative menu items are a staple at Flipside Burgers & Bar, which has opened its doors at 1 Schooner Lane in Milford.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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Sally’s Apizza in New Haven offers a special Super Bowl package.Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Zuppardi s Pizza will deliver Super Bowl eats from its satellite location at The Hops Company in Derby.Contributed /Show MoreShow Less