Talkin’ About Generational Marketing for Restaurants

Marketing in 2026 requires a “split-screen” strategy: while Baby Boomers and Gen X are tightening their wallets due to economic pressures, high-income Millennials and Gen Z are maintaining their dining frequency, often prioritizing full-service experiences and food quality over traditional fast food.

Dry January 2023: How to Keep Restaurant Sales Up When Alcohol Consumption is Down

In 2026, Dry January has evolved from a temporary resolution into a structural shift in consumer behavior, with over 25% of alcohol buyers participating. As traditional spirit sales slumped by 7.5% in early 2026, savvy restaurants are recouping margins through “Clean Label” mocktails and functional, adaptogen-infused beverages that cater to a more permanent “sober-curious” lifestyle.

Here’s to Hanukkah: Eight Traditions to Profit from the Festival of Lights

Cooking fatigue often sets in well before the eighth night, creating a prime opening for restaurants to offer “home-cooked” holiday staples like brisket and matzah ball soup.
By providing these traditional items through a direct, commission-free ordering platform, restaurants can capture 100% of the profit from large family orders while ensuring a seamless holiday experience