Published March 21, 2017
Why fast-casual chains are struggling
Fast casual restaurant chains have been experiencing lower sales from previous quarters at the same stores. The reason could be higher prices and more limited choices than quick service fast food chains. Lease costs are also rising while sales are not, causing many to close. It can be noted however, many private fast casual restaurants are not experiencing this and have actually done well in sales.
Why fast-casual chains are struggling
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