Who Gets the Blame for a Bad Third-Party Delivery Experience?

It’s a consumer-driven world. And consumers are pretty savvy. Sure, my delivered food may not be as good as the last time I ate there. But remember this. You’re not eating there. You’re eating far away from where the food was prepared. So we need to adjust our expectations accordingly.

Check out the latest Restaurant Technology Network blog from co-founder, Angela Diffly. 

 

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