Shake Shack Closes Dine-In Options, Withdraws 2020 Guidance
Following the pattern set by other companies, Shake Shack (NYSE: SHAK), maker of high-end fast food such as the ShackMeister burger, responded to the coronavirus outbreak today by partially shutting down its restaurants. According to an announcement on the company's social media, all Shake Shack outlets in the U.S. have temporarily shut down dine-in service. The restaurant will remain open to provide to-go, pickup, and delivery orders during normal business hours.
Customers can still use multiple ordering methods to enjoy a meal from Shake Shack. People can visit restaurant locations to buy to-go food. Alternate methods include advance purchase through the Shack App or on the company website. Most major delivery services, including Grubhub (NYSE: GRUB), DoorDash, Postmates, and UberEats, among others, also continue to deliver Shack Shack food.
Image source: Shake Shack.
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