Restaurant inflation has cooled

Inflation has cooled for quick-service and full-service restaurants

Although restaurants across all categories have struggled with labor and supply-chain costs since the pandemic, restaurant-related inflation ...

Restaurant inflation has cooled, new study says

Although restaurants across all categories have struggled with labor and supply-chain costs since the pandemic, restaurant-related inflation ...

Restaurants are finally taking price hikes off the menu - NBC News

The share of operators who say they're still raising prices on patrons has shrunk as diners flock to discounts. Trump's promised tariffs could ...

Square's Fall Quarterly Restaurant Report

Since then, inflation has cooled for both full-service and quick-service establishments, now at 4.3% and 3.6% respectively as of September 2024.

Restaurant News on X: "Inflation has cooled for both quick-service ...

Inflation has cooled for both quick-service and full-service restaurants, study finds. Square's quarterly restaurant report found that ...

Nation's Restaurant News on LinkedIn: Inflation has cooled for both ...

Inflation has cooled for both quick-service and full-service restaurants, study finds. Square's quarterly restaurant report found that ...

Inflation has cooled for both... - Nation's Restaurant News | Facebook

Inflation has cooled for both quick-service and full-service restaurants, study finds. Square's quarterly restaurant report found that inflation peaked...

Dining In is the New Going Out as Inflation Inverts - Inc. Magazine

Inflation has been easing broadly for more than a year now, and it's been cooling faster for grocery items since the middle of the year. The ...

Inflation cools, but not in foodservice

The Consumer Price Index declined in November, but restaurant menu prices continued to increase. Picture of Jonathan Maze · Jonathan Maze, Senior Financial ...

Menu inflation at full-service restaurants outpaced QSRs in June

Much of this cooling was driven by home and rent prices, however, while food prices remained relatively stubborn. According to new data from the U.S. Bureau of ...

Diners are skipping restaurants and making more meals at home as ...

Inflation eats into restaurant sales as consumers cook at home more, benefiting grocery stores and food producers that are offering cheaper ...

Restaurant menu prices decelerate, but continue to outpace grocery ...

The dust has settled on a mostly challenging second quarter, so now's a good time for a menu inflation pulse check.

4 charts examining grocery inflation

Despite ongoing concern about the cost of items in supermarket aisles, grocery prices have fared better than restaurant prices since April 2023, ...

Restaurant Economic Insights Blog

Restaurant job openings rebounded in June, but labor market has cooled notably ... inflation—has been challenging. Despite prices remaining ...

Inflation is cooling. So why are food prices, from steak to fast-food ...

Both are rising, but restaurant prices are increasing at a faster pace, jumping 5.1% on an annual basis compared with a 1.2% increase in grocery ...

Labor Constraints and Strong Demand Are Driving Robust Food ...

We argue that food services inflation has been elevated by the sector's fast rebound in expenditures and its high dependency on labor amid labor shortages and ...

Inflation stays tame in September - The Packer - The Packer

The food-at-home (grocery) index increased 0.4% in September and the food away-from-home (restaurant) index rose 0.3% over the month. The energy ...

How Inflation Impacts Restaurants: 5 Data Points About Dining Habits

Restaurant inflation has changed dining habits for 83% of consumers ... Inflation has cooled a bit from its peak of 9.1% in the summer of ...

Consumers Are Fed Up with High Fast-Food Prices - JUICER

And while inflation has cooled down, the cost of dining out has not. ... restaurant's financial health. Consumer visits have also slipped ...

Inflation Cools Overall, but Food Is More Expensive | PYMNTS.com

The latest Consumer Price Index shows that prices declined in June. However, essentials like food still have an inflationary tailwind.