The Eat Out to Help Out scheme continued to revive the out-of-home eating sector in its third week, with daily food sales close to double those of a year ago.
Rigorous safety measures and the Eat Out to Help Out scheme have helped Oakman Inns to bounce back from lockdown with “spectacular” trading, its Founder and Executive Chairman Peter Borg-Neal said this week.
Byron, Kahani, Chiquito, Frankie & benny’s and Coast to Coast round out this week’s list of reopenings.
As the out-of-home eating and drinking market establishes a new normal, CGA invites you to a special webinar analysing the very latest business and consumer trends on both sides of the Atlantic.
The Eat Out to Help Out scheme propelled food sales to 3% above the same week in 2019, CGA’S latest data shows.
The Eat Out to Help Out initiative, warm weather and staycations combined last week to give drinks sales their best year-on-year performance since hospitality reopened.
With the risk of local lockdowns around the UK appearing to rise, CGA’s Trading Index shows their immediate impact on the out-of-home eating and drinking sector.
Nearly one in six people have failed to keep a reservation since lockdown, CGA’s latest Consumer Pulse survey shows—emphasising the need to understand the reasons behind cancellations and no-shows.
Carluccio’s, 3 Sixty, Clean Cut Kitchen and Wing Shack round out this week’s list of reopenings.
As people continue to return to pubs, bars and restaurants after lockdown, it’s more important than ever to understand their habits and expectations. CGA’s ‘Catching the new wave of consumers’ webinar with Yumpingo brought together CGA experts and top operators to discuss how to win back hesitant guests and keep them returning. Here are ten of the key messages.
More than half of British consumers have now returned to the sector, with older people growing in confidence about eating and drinking out.
The Eat Out to Help Out scheme and heatwave combined to lift sales of soft drinks and wine last week, CGA’s latest Drinks Recovery Tracker shows.
The Eat Out to Help Out initiative is bringing consumers back to into pubs and restaurants—and is giving casual dining chains in particular, a much-needed lift.
The new figures demonstrate the impact that COVID-19 has had on differing states and consumer groups, and hint at what is to come in the UK
Pizza Express, Nando’s, Megan’s, Carluccio’s and Cote round out this week’s list of reopenings.
Access the latest On Premise news and reports by signing up below.
Driving On Premise businesses and brands through phenomenal data & expert insight. Powered by NIQ
View our privacy and cookies policy.
