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Lisa Jennings
The founders of the Mixt Greens salad chain are scheduled to debut a new upscale sandwich concept next month that will pioneer new mobile ordering and payment methods.
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The new Split Bread concept, scheduled to open on Aug. 8 in San Francisco, will be among the first fast-casual brands to decline cash as payment. Guests may pay with credit or debit cards only.
Customers can place orders and pay three different ways:
• They can order in advance online or via smart phone, so the sandwich is ready when they arrive.
• Split Bread will feature tableside QR codes for guests t...
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