Texas Highways Magazine

TIMES HAVE BEEN TOUGH

“It is the gold standard.”
ALI KHAN
“It was the first thing I tried. and I loved it so much there was no need to order anything else.”
–JODI THOMAS
“IF I CAN HAVE HOMEMADE LINK BARBECUE SAUSAGE, FOLDEO WITH A PIECE OF BREAD, I KNOW I'M HOME.”
–GEORGE FOREMAN
“Lickins your finsers with each bite is the best part.”
–CHET GARNER

imes have For nearly two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented a gauntlet of challenges for businesses small and large whose primary passion is pleasing their customers with satisfying grub and service. Instead, restaurateurs have had to reckon with shuttered dining rooms, safety measures, weather disasters, supply-chain interruptions, rising food prices, changing business models, staffing shortages, nervous employees, and a tentative public. There’s no manual for navigating times like these.

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