Inflation has cooled for both quick-service and full-service restaurants, study finds
💸 In April 2022, restaurant-related inflation peaked but has since declined, with full-service restaurants experiencing a 4.3% inflation rate and quick-service restaurants a 3.6% rate as of September, as reported by Square. Full-service restaurants have seen inflation rise since the year's start, in contrast to a steady decline in quick-service categories. Over the past seven years, labor costs have surged 73.9% for full-service restaurant employees and 60.2% for those in quick-service restaurants. Square highlights the ongoing operational challenges for restaurants, including balancing increased expenses with customer affordability.
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