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Restronomics Reports

Industry intelligence,
in one place.

4 original Restronomics reports and 20 curated picks from NRA, McKinsey, Deloitte, RedSeer and more — each with a note on what to read first.

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Growth

4 reports in Growth.

McKinsey & Company

Nov 2025

Free

How the Foodservice Industry is Reinventing Itself

Editor’s Note

Best read as a primer on where institutional money is flowing. Useful for operators raising capital — frames the deck conversation.

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Mintel

Jan 2026

Paid

Foodservice Industry Trends Report

Editor’s Note

Consumer panel data is reliable but lagging. Use as a baseline check — don't chase the headlines, the tactical takeaways are usually 6 months stale.

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Datassential

Jan 2026

Paid

Datassential Foodservice Industry Forecast

Editor’s Note

The flavor adoption curves are gold for menu R&D — find ingredients trending up but not yet at "saturation" stage to differentiate.

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Accenture

Nov 2025

Free

Hospitality 2030: Restaurants in the Experience Economy

Editor’s Note

Useful as a 12-month strategy frame. The "Gen Z spend share" data is overcooked — assume 30% directional inflation. The "experience tier pricing" matrix is genuinely worth saving.

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