TL;DR
The National Restaurant Association's State of the Restaurant Industry report found that 38% of US adults are more likely to have restaurant food delivered than two years ago, with 50% of millennials and digitally native Gen-Z driving the trend. The report also found that many operators plan to invest in expanding their off-premises business in 2019.
A State of the Restaurant Industry report provides franchises with food for thought when it comes to investing in delivery systems
The State of the Restaurant Industry report by the National Restaurant Association provides franchises with food for thought when it comes to investing in delivery systems
What with the ubiquity of UberEats and Deliveroo, it’s no revelation that modern consumers now have an unquenchable thirst when it comes to food delivery. But how well is your food and beverage or QSR franchise catering for this market?
According to a recent State of the Restaurant Industry report, published by the (America-based) National Restaurant Association , 38 percent of U.S. adults – including 50 percent of millennials – state that they’re more likely to have restaurant food delivered than they were just two years ago. Other key takeaways from the report include:
On the heels of the millennials come the Gen-Z’s, which are digitally native and for whom delivery will be an expectation
More than six in 10 family-dining, casual-dining, and fast-casuals operators say that their off-premises sales, which include takeout and delivery, are higher than they were two years ago
Nearly four in 10 operators plan to invest more capital in expanding their off-premises business in 2019
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This story was originally published by Amanda Peters in Global Franchise on September 6, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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