1. Consumers get takeout or delivery more often than dining in.
- Surveyed Americans get takeout or delivery from a restaurant an average of 4.5 times a month, according to Convenience Store News, while they only dine-in an average of three times a month.
2. Americans enjoy the convenience of dining out.
- 75% of surveyed Americans say they dine out because they don’t want to cook, and over half say they enjoy the ease of eating out.
3. Consumers prefer to enjoy their food at home.
- 57% of respondents said they like takeout over dining in; wearing comfy clothes and watching TV while they eat are the top reasons for this preference.
4. Consumers will be patient when ordering takeout.
- Over half of surveyed Americans say they’d be willing to wait 30 minutes or more for takeout or delivery orders.