We all know that full-service restaurants have been among the foodservice segments most affected by the pandemic. Closures of dining rooms and consumer reluctance to dine in has devastated many full-service operators, many of whom have struggled to pivot to off-premise models. It is just, realistically, very difficult to compete with quick-service drive-thrus and digital…
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