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Customers turn to takeaways to avoid restaurants background noise

Noise levels in some of the popular restaurants are reaching 90 decibels on busy nights.

Customers turn to takeaways to avoid restaurants background noise

Noise levels in some of the popular restaurants are reaching 90 decibels on busy nights.

Brits trust takeaways the least out of all food outlets, says research

42% believe that takeaways are the ones most likely to sell fraudulent foods.

Shop openings see a sharp slowdown in Q2 2017, says LDC

It is the biggest fall between two consecutive quarters in the past five years.

One in three Brits eat the same lunch everyday: study

Buttered toast, egg sandwiches, and sausage rolls are amongst them.

How UK shoppers perceive value at Food To Go retailers

With the busy and flexible lifestyle of shoppers, food to go is forecasted to grow 35% to £21.7 bn in 2021. With this backdrop recent research also...

New research reveals change in consumer cuisine preference

However, Chinese food still dominates the UK takeaway scene.

Research highlights why specialist coffee shops need to keep innovating

A research from NPD Group recorded 659 million visits to UK coffee shops a year.

High number of QSRs not associated with high levels of obesity

A study reported lower obesity rates in an area with more restaurants.

Leisure consumers spend less on eating out than going to the gym, research says

Deloitte’s latest survey results demonstrate an upward trend in leisure spending.

Latest forecasts make happy reading for food-to-go market

Shoppers’ preference for eating on the move shows no signs of slowing down, according to the latest research from IGD.

Consumers demand digital ordering from QSRs, says study

Diners expect the latest technology to take service and experience to the next level.

Menu science drives profitability for operators

Elliotts shared its findings in uncovering the decision-making process diners undergo.

Modern kids more adventurous with food, according to poll

They have eaten curry by the age of five, mussels by six, and sushi by seven.

Allergic consumers more confident about eating out

The legislation on allergen information rules created a positive impact for business.

Online delivery appeals more to Brits than eating out, says research

Almost two-thirds look at online delivery services first when ordering takeout food.

Takeaway industry in UK employs more than telecoms, advertising and Premier League football, says report

The takeaway sector has been one of the strongest performing areas of the UK economy over the last decade.

Brits spend £2,000 in High Street coffee shops every year, research shows

The total spend for the average Brit is £2,110.86p or eight per cent of the average UK salary of £27,000.