Coming Home: How the FIFA World Cup Final Could Be Summer’s Biggest Delivery Moment
The World Cup Final may take place at MetLife Stadium, but the most packed venues could be living rooms, backyards, and rooftops.
Coming to America: Why World Cup ’26 Could Be a Restaurant Delivery Game Changer
The FIFA World Cup 2026 will bring millions of visitors, thousands of watch parties, and five weeks of nearly nonstop soccer action to North America. While the matches take place inside stadiums, much of the tournament will unfold in homes, offices, and neighborhood gatherings, creating significant opportunities for restaurants prepared to serve the moment.
Atlantic City Kicks Off Pride Month Celebrations
Restaurants have an opportunity to engage with the community, welcome new customers, and demonstrate their commitment to inclusion one meal at a time.
Apple Business Connect for Restaurants: Setup, Features, and Why It Matters in 2026
Apple Business Connect gives restaurants control over how they appear on Apple Maps and across Apple services. In 2026, accurate place cards, updated hours, and seamless actions influence discovery, trust, and engagement.
Beyond the Brackets: Three-Week March Madness Restaurant Delivery Strategy
March Madness 2026 is a three-week opportunity to boost restaurant delivery with bundles, watch-party packs, and direct ordering strategies that protect margins and drive repeat sales.
How Restaurants Across the Nation are Weathering Winter 2026
Restaurants are weathering the storm using delivery-first strategies.By promoting delivery, offering comfort bundles, and running storm-specific promotions, operators kept kitchens moving, maintained revenue, and built customer loyalty despite harsh conditions.
Apple Maps Meets Direct Ordering: A New Win for Sauce Partners
Sauce integrates with Apple Business Connect, allowing restaurants to manage their Apple Maps, Siri, and Wallet presence. This boosts visibility, drives direct orders, and provides insights for promotions and customer engagement—helping restaurants control every step of the customer journey.
New York City Amends Food Delivery Fee Caps
In a major legislative shift following a settlement with giants like DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats, New York City has lifted its pandemic-era fee caps. The new ordinance allows platforms to charge restaurants up to 43% in total fees, a significant jump from the previous 23% limit. This change marks the end of long-standing legal battles and introduces a complex, tiered fee structure that includes charges for core delivery, marketing, and “enhanced services” like expanded delivery radii.
New York City Delivery Fee Caps Settlement: What Restaurant Should Know?
A landmark 2025 settlement between New York City and major delivery platforms has effectively ended pandemic-era fee caps, potentially raising total commissions to 43%. To survive these surging costs, restaurants must now pivot toward strategic menu pricing and robust direct-ordering channels to protect their shrinking profit margins.
From Kitchen to Coastline: South Jersey Beach Delivery Survival Guide
From seagull-proofing your fries to navigating beach tag requirements, delivering to the South Jersey shoreline presents a unique set of challenges. This guide provides a “survival” strategy for restaurants in hubs like Ocean City, Atlantic City, and Wildwood, focusing on heat-resistant packaging, handheld menus, and “last-mile” logistics for the boardwalk and sand.