Erika Adams

It's creepy, it's weird, and we might all be doing it this time next year.

Revenues are up 36 percent in TripAdvisor's non-hotel category, which includes restaurants.

Like the competition, Wendy's is continuing to expand its digital footprint while doubling down on value menu offerings, exploring delivery partnerships, and, of course, having a great time calling out McDonald's on Twitter.

It'll be interesting to see what happens when you mix a former Iron Chef with 150 southern fast-casual chain restaurants.

Shake Shack pushes forward with grand expansion plans, but low same-store sales continue to raise questions about the brand's viability.

Instead of bowing out under pressure from national competition, local food delivery services in smaller markets across the U.S. are seeing sales lifts and renewed restaurant partnerships as Grubhub and Uber Eats show up on their scene.

Like everyone in the delivery space, Grubhub has extremely aggressive expansion plans and is looking to shore up as many restaurant chain partnerships as possible. In the race to grab market share, it's positioning itself as the one to beat.

Resy's innovations, especially in inventory management and customer feedback, are a windfall of potential tech upgrades for restaurants. It'll be interesting to see which integrations restaurant owners keep coming back to most.

Don't want to store your credit card info directly on Grubhub? Don't have a PayPal account? The company's got an answer for that.

Domino's will clearly do whatever it takes to get customers their pizza no matter where they are, and a tech-fueled nationwide marketing campaign — just in time for warm weather — is good business.