Fast-food giants are racing to bring artificial intelligence to the ordering process, hoping it will reduce errors, speed up service and lighten the load on workers, according to multiple reports.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Beginning in February, Alamo Drafthouse guests will notice a change in the pre-movie ordering process. The company said it will expand the use of its custom-built dark-screen mobile ...

Since its inception, Alamo Drafthouse theaters have tried to curate an immersive cinematic experience, including a strict ban on phone usage during movies. That is coming to an end. According to a ...

Ordering food in Paris isn’t hard, but it’s definitely different than what most tourists expect. Small mistakes can lead to awkward moments, slower service, or paying more than you planned. This video ...

Seeing as the rest of the world is going to full-on fuck-it mode, Alamo Drafthouse, the distraction-filled theater chain that’s spent the last few years in various protracted labor disputes with its ...

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SINGAPORE – The food safety grading system in Singapore will be replaced from Jan 19 with a new framework that focuses more on an establishment’s track record of ensuring food safety, rather than ...

Alamo Drafthouse, the dine-in theater chain that’s popular among cinephiles, is trying to reduce distractions at the movies. So the Texas-based cinema company is introducing a new mobile ordering ...

Under the new system, guests will place food and drink orders using a QR code on their phones during the movie, rather than writing orders on paper and alerting servers with a call button. Mobile ...