INSIDER: Fast Food Is Abandoning ‘Kitschy’ Design For Minimal Glass Cubes, And Experts Say It’s A Smart Move
By: NELSON Worldwide
“These designs mostly exist out of efficiency, experts told Insider. As to go orders, through mobile orders, drive-thru, or meal delivery apps like DoorDash, become more important to companies’ bottom lines, restaurants are increasingly designed to accommodate them. A simple, minimalistic cube is the most adaptable design, and can accommodate add-ons like drive-thrus or mobile pickup areas.”
Teammate, Garrett Rice shared his insight on the future of restaurant design. Read the full article here.
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