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Touchless Pay

Touchless Pay

Shamrock FoodsBusiness Insights

One of the most difficult points of the customer interaction under social distancing rules is the payment portion. From receipt folios, to pens to sign receipts, and cash tips and handing credit cards back and forth, the amount of points of contact are numerous.

Returning to In Restaurant Dining

Returning to In-Restaurant Dining

Shamrock FoodsBusiness Insights

As restrictions are lifted and restaurant re-openings slowly unfold, opinions about partaking in this once go-to activity are as varied as taste buds themselves. Some diners are rushing to make a reservation, and some have more of a wait-and-see mentality.

Salmon and potatoes

Seafood Strong

Shamrock FoodsBusiness Insights

When seeking center of the plate solutions and alternatives to meat protein, seafood is an incredibly versatile option in strong supply.

Spotlight on Sanitization

Spotlight on Sanitization

Shamrock FoodsBusiness Insights

In our post pandemic world, great food, excellent service and a welcoming atmosphere are no longer enough to define good hospitality. Restaurants’ brand identities now also rely upon tangible and visible sanitization efforts.

Why To Go Will Remain A Go To

Why To-Go Will Remain A Go-To

Shamrock FoodsBusiness Insights

Takeout and delivery became heroes in their own right as the pandemic closed dining rooms. These options helped restaurants fight for their business. But make no mistake, takeout and delivery are here to stay.

Tres Ways to Make Cinco de Mayo a Success

Tres Ways to Make Cinco de Mayo a Success

Shamrock FoodsBusiness Insights

Help your customers celebrate Cinco de Mayo by offering everything they need to recreate their favorite restaurant experience at home. While it may be a non-traditional, your guests can still enjoy a fiesta to remember.

DH Lescombes Winery & Bistro

D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro

Shamrock FoodsCustomer Stories

After being impacted by COVID-19, New Mexico’s D. H. Lescombes Winery and Bistro quickly realized takeout and delivery options wouldn’t be enough to keep business going. The restaurant adapted its business model to also sell groceries, resulting in a twenty-fold increase in quarantine restaurant sales.