Published February 27, 2017
Should you deliver?
A lot of operators have been struggling the idea to put their food on the road. The idea is to help business on the slower days by delivering. It will fuel a diner demand. A place called The Bywater now offers half of the menu for delivery. Many operators are questioning this new method of business.
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