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Trending this week: Taco Bell is bringing back one of two fan-favorite menu items in a face-off vote
Sep 29, 2022

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National Restaurant Association asks for relief for Economic Injury Disaster Loan recipients

Survey shows less than 25% of operators can afford payments that are due soon. 

Sam Fox looks to the next era of growth with his group’s first cocktail bar concept

Pushing Daisies is an underground margarita bar that is opening soon in Nashville; Fox is also planning expansions for several of his other concepts. 

Cracker Barrel is struggling with traffic as inflationary pressures continue

Cracker Barrel raised prices 7-8% to deal with external inflation/macroeconomic circumstances as traffic from 65+ guests fell off. 

Chipotle is in trouble — again

Chipotle Mexican Grill suffers another child labor law case. 

Menu Tracker : New items from Taco Bell, Sonic Drive-In and Krispy Kreme

Plus innovation at Carvel Ice Cream, Chuck E. Cheese, The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, Famous Toastery, Johnny Rockets, Juice it Up!, Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, Melting Pot, and Velvet Taco. 

NRN editors discuss Taco Bell’s newest menu item, the acquisition of Tokyo Joe’s

Plus, hear a CREATE conversation between 3 industry CEOs. 

Taco Bell is bringing back one of two fan-favorite menu items in a face-off vote

Taco Bell keeps bringing back more beloved past menu items and it’s a marketing win: this time it will either be the double decker taco or Enchirito.

Revisiting Texas cuisine in Los Angeles

HomeState brings Texas tacos and hospitality to the West Coast.

4 restaurant leaders discuss their struggles with labor, supply chain and more

Hear more from this exclusive conversation recorded at NRN’s CREATE Live Experience.

Former Starbucks exec joins board for emerging fast casual RASA

RASA, the Indian fast-casual restaurant that was named a 2022 Breakout Brand by Nation’s Restaurant News, has named former Starbucks chief operating officer Troy Alstead an independent member of its board of directors, the brand announced Tuesday.

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