Apr 09

Younger Consumers Are Abandoning Casual Chains. Here’s What Restaurants Are Doing to Fix It

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Casual restaurants are at a critical breaking point. Consumers–hello, millennials and Gen Z–are increasingly fleeing legacy chains, from Applebee’s to Olive Garden, in favor of trendier, tech-savvy, more health-conscious options. Applebee’s announced plans to close between 60 and 80 eateries in 2018, citing a millennial-driven decline in foot traffic as a major factor. Sister brand…

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