Could a focus on takeout help restaurants?

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In an effort to keep business booming, many restaurants are looking to attract customers in any way possible, even if they don’t stick around the establishment. Nation’s Restaurant News reports that takeout services could have a positive impact on casual restaurants. The news provider reports in order to stay competitive, these restaurants should allow customers to take their meals to go in an effort to steer them away from other fast-casual establishments.

The news provider points to trends that show casual restaurant patronage is on the decline, while people are more likely to go to a fast-casual establishment that allows customers to stand in line, order their food and be on their way.

Major players are moving to takeout. According to Eater, Amazon is offering takeout from restaurants in cities across the country. As restaurants look for customers, delivering the food to them can keep sales up and the kitchen busy.