Positive festive trading cheers eating and drinking-out market
Coffer Peach Business Tracker, Christmas & New Year 2019 trading figures for pub, bar and restaurant groups (for six weeks to January 5)
Both pubs and restaurants feel pressure on eating-out spend
Britain’s managed pub and restaurant groups saw collective like-for-sales edge up 0.5% in November compared with the same month last year, latest figures from the Coffer Peach Business Tracker reveal.
Rugby fails to ignite pub and restaurant sales in October
Total sales across the 58 companies in the Tracker, which include the effect of net new openings since this time last year, were ahead 2.3% compared to last October.
Don’t write-off casual dining just yet
Is the branded restaurant market showing signs of recovery, or at least stability? Latest data from the Coffer Peach Business Tracker suggests it might be, writes Peter Martin.
Retail woes and Brexit fears fail to dent pub and restaurant sales
While the retail sector recorded its worst September trading since 1995, Britain’s managed pub and restaurant groups saw collective like-for-like sales grow 1.2% last month, according to latest figures from the Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
Pub and restaurant groups maintain summer momentum
Britain’s managed pub and restaurant groups saw collective like-for-like sales grow 1.6% in August against the same time last year, says latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
Pub and restaurant groups see steady sales growth in July
Britain’s managed pub and restaurant groups saw collective like-for-like sales grow 1.2% in July against the same time last year, latest figures from the Coffer Peach Business Tracker show.
Cooler June is good news for Britain’s restaurant groups
June was a better month for eating and drinking out across Britain – although pub and restaurant operators experienced widely contrasting fortunes, according to latest figures from the Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
Seven ways out-of-home eating and drinking has changed in 2019
In a session at UKHospitality’s Summer Conference last week, CGA’s group chief executive Phil Tate cut through the noise to separate facts about trends and developments from fiction. Here are seven of his key messages.