Grubhub announced this week at the bottom of a data report from independent restaurants that the third-party delivery service would soon launch its first-ever virtual restaurant concept. The delivery ...

Nextbite, a leader in virtual restaurants, today announced a partnership with Nathan’s Famous to bring its iconic hot dogs, burgers and crinkle cut fries as a delivery-only menu through Nextbite’s ...

Stir Fry Chef is a "virtual" delivery-only restaurant brand created by Genghis Grill. All of Stir Fry Chef's food is prepared in Genghis Grill kitchens. Adding the Stir Fry Chef brand helps Genghis ...

Virtual restaurants came screaming onto delivery apps in 2020 as every restaurant from the corner store with a fryer to Chuck E. Cheese tried to get in front of the delivery-by-decree diner. And even ...

Remember when Pasqually’s Pizza & Wings drew the ire of some customers after it was discovered the virtual brand was really Chuck E. Cheese in disguise? Applebee’s, too, came under fire for the ...

Nobody can deny that the global pandemic has had a far-reaching impact on consumer habits, changing the way that we shop, buy and consume. Most businesses had no option but to adjust their offerings ...

Virtual restaurants are flooding delivery apps. Uber Eats has 20,000 available globally. Brick-and-mortar chains often make food for delivery-only brands like MrBeast Burger. DoorDash and Grubhub have ...

Uber Eats is refining the collection of virtual restaurants offered on its platform to improve quality and variety. The delivery aggregator rolled out an initiative called the Certified Virtual ...

Next time you order food online, it might come from a restaurant you’ve never had the chance to visit. And in the case of ghost kitchens, you never will. A ghost kitchen is set up to employ as much of ...

Food from Pardon My Cheesesteak arrives from Uber Eats in a bag with the restaurant’s yellow logo on it, but the kitchen that makes it could belong to an IHOP, TooJay’s Deli, or another eatery.

From Big Hot Dog Energy to Pimp My Pasta, there’s a growing wave of restaurants in the U.S. that are luring patrons with clickbait names and glossy imagery. But you can’t dine in them, because in the ...