Investors are looking for stronger profits from restaurant tech companies, and a weak restaurant market isn’t helping.

Salahodeen Abdul-Kafi left tech for BBQ. His restaurant is profitable, but he hasn't paid himself and is living off savings.

Dynamic pricing, restaurant subscriptions and hot food vending machines had promise a year ago but went south.

Dynamic pricing, subscription programs, and vending machines seemed promising but have largely disappeared. What happened?

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After leaving a high-paying technology career, Salahodeen Abdul-Kafi built a halal barbecue restaurant that quickly became a ...

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Urban Hearth has expanded to a larger Cambridge location, offering more seats, an expanded menu and a focus on sustainability ...

Techie quits his Rs 4.2 crore job to open a halal barbecue restaurant in Texas and managed to earn Rs 21.7 crore in revenue in the first year.