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You are here: Home / Business of Beer / Is To-Go Here To-Stay? Webinar Addresses the New Era of Take-Out

Is To-Go Here To-Stay? Webinar Addresses the New Era of Take-Out

News »  Business of Beerposted Jun 29th 04:49:34PM by Tom McCormick

Takeout and delivery were the salvation of the casual dining market during the bleakest days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Consumers had no other choice if they wanted the convenience of a restaurant meal, and operators were eager to snag whatever revenues they could while dining rooms were dark. Now, with dine-in service resuming, what will happen to the off-premise business that rose to meet the needs of both parties? In a webinar focused on the issue preoccupying casual operators today, three battlefield observers will explore how to-go business changed during the crisis and what the lasting effects may be for takeout, delivery and catering. Spoiler alert: It won’t be a recap of what the industry saw in 2019.

The presenters will be James O’Reilly CEO, Smokey Bones Bar & Fire Grill, Nader Masadeh CEO & President, Buffalo Wings & Rings and Peter Romeo, Editor At Large, Restaurant Business Online.

The webinar takes place tomorrow, Tuesday, June 30, 2020 · 11:00:00 AM · Pacific Time and will be 1 hour long.

Register here.

With industry conferences and gatherings put on indefinite hold, webinars, podcasts and other virtual platforms are becoming widely available to industry members. ProBrewer has posted a dedicated resource site to list the many virtual events that are taking place to help brewers and others in the industry.

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