I know that in NYC a number of restaurants I liked have gone out of business because they couldn't handle the increasing cost of rent as building owners look at how much place like Apple are willing to pay for prime shopping locations.

Extremely dense areas like NYC are places where this seems like it might actually be the most cost effective not only because the high cost of rent but because you could have multiple kitchens to reduce the distance delivery drivers have to travel...and these kitchens wouldn't need to be in the prime shopping locations.

But I doubt it is going to be as big of a benefit in places like Oklahoma City, Omaha, Houston, etc.