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Restaurant franchises are using tech, from AI waste tracking to frying oil management, to prioritize environmentally friendly practices and improve operational efficiency.
As the 130-plus-unit sandwich franchise expands beyond the West Coast, Port of Subs is leaning on franchisee support and regional development to grow into new markets.
Five-unit franchisee Pete John explains how Dillas Primo Quesadillas uses technology to support training, consistency and communication across locations.
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For scaling restaurants, tech builds culture by standardizing everything. At Döner Haus, for example, operations are automated so franchisees can “just show up and execute.”
Brandon Gawthorp and Chantel Fiaschetti built Urban Bird Hot Chicken with the hard-earned perspective of longtime operators who know what it takes to grow a restaurant brand.
Keke’s Breakfast Cafe brings a level of flexibility and trust to the cafe franchise landscape, driving success for franchisees and illustrating how the future of the industry could (and should) look.
As franchise brands scale across markets, design is no longer just about aesthetics — it’s a strategic tool for reducing costs, accelerating growth and signaling value to prospective operators.
Shifting from defensive review management to a more holistic view that prioritizes brand identity and vibe, hospitality brands can empower franchisees to turn digital touchpoints into real revenue.