• Client log in
  •   All Countries  
      All Countries  
    Everything in
      All Countries  
      UK  
      US  
      France  
      Germany  
      Italy  
      Ireland  
      Spain  
      China  
      Other  
    Unlocked in
      All Countries  
      UK  
      US  
      France  
      Germany  
      Italy  
      Ireland  
      Spain  
      China  
      Other  
  • | Contact Us   
Eating Out: The Decision Making Process - UK - December 2011
Eating Out: The Decision Making Process - UK - December 2011

“Although consumers are increasingly price-sensitive their overall concern is for value for money, meaning that they are less willing to ‘splash out’ on mediocre meals out or second-rate service.”

– Helena Spicer, Senior Foodservice Analyst

Some questions answered in this report include:

What can restaurants learn from the food retail environment?
How can operators use price promotions the most effectively?
What other factors can restaurants leverage to attract new customers and retain old ones?

“Although consumers are increasingly price-sensitive their overall concern is for value for money, meaning that they are less willing to ‘splash out’ on mediocre meals out or second-rate service.”

– Helena Spicer, Senior Foodservice Analyst

Some questions answered in this report include:

What can restaurants learn from the food retail environment?
How can operators use price promotions the most effectively?
What other factors can restaurants leverage to attract new customers and retain old ones?
How can small operators fend off the competition from larger players, better able to undertake frequent price promotions as consumer budgets remain under pressure?

  • Report Price:
  • £1750
  • $2758
  • €2087
buy now
This report is part of the following subscriptions:
Report image

Mainstream ethnic operators need to keep up with what the rest of the eating out market place, and smaller, emerging players in the ethnic restaurant sector, are doing in order to remain relevant to consumers. Otherwise the market is in danger of losing even more trade to in-home alternatives and/or non-specialist operators such as pubs as they fail to demonstrate added value or be proactive in giving ...