So far this year, only 14% of fast food customers chose to dine in. Most McDonald's locations in the U.S. report that less than 10% of their business is dine in. Do you still dine in at fast food restaurants? Is dine in dying? #fastfood #restaurant #restaurants #restaurantindustry #foodservice #foodserviceindustry https://lnkd.in/gMiZeuqV
Brian Haak
11mo
Currently, dine-out is having a moment. Customers choose fast-food establishments in part for their convenient offerings, namely their ability to supply a hot and ready meal to take home.
Yes, there's something to be said for not having to clean up after two 9 year olds.
I think so...dining in the comfort of your home is a better option
It's how the model started, so why expect any different. Who has their big night out dining in at the Arby's. You get trash fast food to go, it's not worhty of a dine-in stop.
Those are staggering percentages. That will be a game changer for labor.
Alex Tovar
1y
Insightful
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1yWe always dine-in, just because we want our fries to be hot! A friend of ours that works for Whataburger told us to order our fries without salt, that way we'll get them fresh out of the fryer (and we add our own salt)...