As states across the country mandate off-premise models to combat the spread of coronavirus, third-party marketplaces like, DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats, have adjusted delivery fee and commission models

Restaurants across the country are being forced to focus on carryout and delivery

Operators offer takeout packages and discounts while Resy and the New York State Liquor Authority allow new options

The third-party marketplace is also waiving delivery fees on independent restaurant orders

NYC Council looks to compel DoorDash, Postmates and Uber Eats to suspend fees as well

Canlis announced that it would be closing the dining room temporarily and completely changing its business model during the COVID-19 outbreak

Postmates launches contactless delivery option; DoorDash testing similar feature, and preparing to distribute much-needed supplies such as hand sanitizer to drivers.

Operators find efficiencies by cooking in commissaries

Digital orders grew 23 percent in 2018, says The NPD Group

It should be no surprise that use of third-party delivery apps keeps climbing. So says a recent report from Phoenix-based advertising agency Zion & Zion...