Tech-savvy restaurant Eatsa touts its ability to let customers seamlessly order, pay for and pick-up food at their seven establishments without any need for human interaction. Customers place orders ...

We've seen the future of fast food and it's full of secretive cooking, utensils popping out of walls and a whole lot of quinoa. Eatsa, an innovative, vegetarian automated restaurant chain, which just ...

The people behind me in line at Eatsa are pretty sure the kitchen is manned by robots. At least, the one who has eaten here before is trying to persuade his Millennial companions that automatons are ...

From Seamless to Amazon Go, technology is rapidly changing how we eat. D.C.’s latest tech-forward eatery, eatsa, is no exception. Founded in 2015 in San Francisco, the all-vegetarian, quinoa-centric ...

Hit San Francisco-based quinoa restaurant Eatsa — a place where you don’t have to interact with a single human being in order to eat lunch — is in preview mode and will make its Midtown debut this ...

A few weeks back, I wrote about a significant retrenching of the Eatsa business, which involved the closing of its New York restaurants and retrenching back to its San Francisco units. At the same ...

Automation is only part of the story at the tech-heavy eatsa chain, where brand leaders have had recent success duplicating the operational platform with other restaurant brands, like Wow Bao.

The above chorus blared from the speakers at Eatsa, a fast-casual restaurant chain that recently opened in New York, as I entered the eatery for the first time. I laughed to myself at the irony. Eatsa ...

Food service is going high-tech, in the shadow of Silicon Valley. San Francisco is home to a futuristic eatery with a virtual cashier putting change on the menu, reports CBS News correspondent John ...