
Subway’s EMEA Blueprint links ordering, kitchens and pickup
The January 2027 standard for new stores and remodels follows earlier technology trials. Local formats depend on demand.
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The January 2027 standard for new stores and remodels follows earlier technology trials. Local formats depend on demand.

Chipotle’s September 29 milestone in Florida shows how pickup lanes fit its restaurant expansion.

Starbucks estimates $300 million in restructuring charges and lowers its global net-opening forecast to about 440.

Brinker’s development plans pair new restaurants with remodel investment. It forecast fiscal 2027 capital spending of $265 million to $285 million.
The Marrett Road reopening restores a historic Dunkin and adds Jimmy John’s, with the operator describing training work and planned delivery.
A&W’s 2,200–2,800-square-foot U.S. prototype makes dining space a deliberate part of future development. The operating questions begin with guest flow and a site-specific budget.
The 40-seat restaurant brings Wendy’s international design to Canada, with confirmed site features and room for local adaptation.
CAVA’s first St. Louis-area restaurant pairs a 2,900-square-foot space with dine-in service, digital pickup and delivery. Des Peres is planned for later in 2026.
The Fort Lee commissary opening pairs a smaller footprint and simplified menu with staff background checks and an extended military approval process.
Taco Bell's Go Mobile is 1,325 square feet. McDonald's is testing carryout-only boxes. Chipotle's Chipotlane format eliminates dining rooms. The industry's biggest bet isn't on new menu items. It's on smaller buildings.