All Research articles – Page 40
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Analysis & Insight
Survey reveals F&B decline in hotels
A new study has identified that profit per available room in the Food and Beverage department has dropped by 19.6% at regional UK hotels
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Analysis & InsightBrunch potential for leading brands
The latest research from MCA has shown the potential for growth in the brunch market.
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Analysis & Insight
Sector drives consumer spending
Consumer spending increased 2.5% year-on-year in October, driven by a 9% rise in spending in restaurants, bars and hotels
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Analysis & Insight
Poll shows trend for earlier Christmas bookings
Research has shown a growing trend for people to book their office Christmas party and their family festive meal earlier each year.
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Analysis & Insight
Consumer spending growth up 5.5% in October
Consumer spending growth reached record levels in October, up 5.5% year-on-year
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Analysis & InsightScores on the doors
The latest data from MCA’s comprehensive Eating Out Panel has revealed a strong showing for pub companies, outperforming their restaurant counterparts in terms of net promoter scores throughout the day. MCA’s director of insight, Steve Gotham, looks at some of the reasons the Great British pub is still resonating so strongly with consumers.
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Analysis & Insight
Street food tipped for further growth in BHA poll
The Street Food phenomenon shows no sign of slowing and is predicted to remain the number one food service trend, according to a survey by the British Hospitality Association.
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Analysis & Insight
Poll shows more millennials choosing TV over pub
Millennials are increasingly choosing to stay indoors and watch TV rather than head to the pub at the weekend, according to a new survey.
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Analysis & Insight
Beer sales slide across on and off-trade in Q3
Both the on-trade and off-trade saw beer sales slide in Q3 against tough comparatives with last year’s Rugby World Cup.
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Analysis & Insight
Nando’s tops restaurant brands at lunch and dinner
Nando’s cemented its status as the most popular chain restaurant at lunch and dinner with a strong performance in Q3, the latest MCA data has shown.
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Analysis & Insight
Brexit fails to halt rise of eating out
Customers eat out 16 times a month for a meal or snack, the latest quarterly data from MCA’s eating Out Panel has shown.
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Analysis & Insight
Food now the “hottest social currency”
Food has become today’s “hottest social currency” according to Waitrose Food and Drink Report 2016
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Analysis & Insight
Hungry Horse gains visit share as JDW form dips
Greene King is seeing dividends from its investment in Hungry Horse, MCA’s latest Pub Brand Monitor has shown, as JD Wetherspoon loses share at key dayparts.
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Analysis & Insight
Diners expect to curate eating out experiences
Almost half of diners expect to be able to curate their entire dining experience in the near future, according to a new poll.
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News
Quick service most important for modern diners
Speed and convenience is so important to diners they prioritise it over value for money and menu choices, according to research by Barclaycard.
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News
Eating out sees largest rise in leisure spending
Eating out has seen the largest quarterly rise in spending as the leisure sector was up across the board, according to research by Deloitte.
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Analysis & Insight
Restaurant spend up 2.3% in Q3
Spending in restaurants grew by 2.3% in the latest quarter compared to Q2, and almost 12% on a year ago
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Analysis & Insight
WSTA warns inflation will cause spirts price hike
Spirits drinkers’ pockets are expected to be hit by an inflation-induced price hike, following a similar story for wine, the Wine and Spirits Trade Association (WSTA) has warned.
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Analysis & InsightNew poll shows clubbers still rely on word of mouth
A new Night Index research project launched by the Deltic Group has shown that despite the increasing importance of social media, 58% of customers still rely on word of mouth to choose where they spend their night out.
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Analysis & Insight
Sector operators see positive September sales trend
Consumer spending on eating and drinking out continues to hold up post-Brexit vote