Grubhub to pay ~$7.1 million in settlement over false restaurant listings

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🍽️ What’s Cooking?

Grubhub to pay ~$7.1 million in settlement over false restaurant listings

Grubhub has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit by paying about $7.1 million—pending court approval—after being accused of listing roughly 387,000 restaurants on its platform without their consent between early 2019 and April 2024. Restaurant owners claim this caused consumer confusion and harmed their reputations and sales. Eligible businesses may receive at least $50, with more based on how long they were listed.​ ​Read more.

🃏 Running a Smoother Kitchen

“Smart prep zones” with adjustable layout tags

Rather than fixed prep stations, use magnetic or Velcro-backed tags for ingredients and tools. Stick them on mobile bins or carts, then rearrange work zones on the fly—for example, near ovens during dinner rush and near cold stations prepping salads during lunch. This simple system lets staff adapt layout fast, cut steps, and save time when service demands changeKeeps dishes fresh and staff inspired.

🚀 Scaling Up

Carl’s Jr. & Hardee’s raise $1 million+ for veterans via Stars for Heroes

CKE Restaurants, home to Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s, reports its annual Stars for Heroes™ campaign—running since Memorial Day—has raised over $1 million to support post-9/11 veterans and their families. The funds go to USA Cares and local charities chosen by franchisees. Overall, since the campaign began, it has raised more than $15 million, helping veterans build long-term stability. Read more.

🦾 Fresh Ideas

Houston introduces “Sensory Feast” — projection mapping meets a three-course dinner

A new dining event in Houston called Sensory Feast blends food with high-tech visuals. Diners at the Weights + Measures venue enjoy a themed three-course menu while vibrant projection mapping comes alive on their table surfaces. The show includes music, light, and immersive visual storytelling that evolves with each course. Tickets start at about $70, with dates from November into December 2025. ​Read more

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