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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. reported a 39.2% decrease in same-store sales as full-service dining begins the slow climb back up from COVID-19-related challenges
Joanna Fantozzi
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. is hopping on the ghost kitchen trend train, as the family-dining chain confirmed in a Q4 earnings call on Tuesday that they are looking to convert one of their restaurants in Indianapolis to a catering-only kitchen to handle large-scale catering orders, some individual third-party delivery orders, and to supplement surrounding store needs for off-premise during busy times, like during the holidays. Cracker Barrel will be testing this new catering-only kitchen, in addition to a grab-and-go format, in 2021.
“People use the term ‘ghost kitchen’ to mean a lot of different things,” CEO Sandra Cochran said. “We’re thinking about this in terms of opportunity for Cracker Barrel [….] the cateri...
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