 While around 24m consumers eat out for a special occasion, almost 19m do so just because they feel like it and 15m eat out as a regular treat. The rise of discounting in recent months has helped eating out to remain accessible to consumers during the recession, especially families.Although dinner and lunch continue to be the main meal occasions for which 29m consumers eat out, around 12m enjoy coffee ...
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Eating Habits and Timetable
Breakfast Occasions
Late Dining
Changing Styles of Eating Out
The Varying Roles of the ‘Miniature’
Fast Food Developments
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Formality versus Informality
Reasons for Eating Out
Types of Meal Occasions
Venues Visited
Expenditure on Meals Out
Factors Influencing Where Consumers Eat Out
Attitudes towards Nutritional Labelling
Eating Out – Targeting Opportunities
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Appendix – Reasons for Eating Out
Appendix – Types of Meal Occasions
Appendix – Venues Visited
Appendix – Expenditure on Meals Out
Appendix – Factors Influencing Where Consumers Eat Out
Appendix – Attitudes towards Nutritional Labelling
Appendix – Eating Out: Targeting Opportunities
19th November 2009
Restaurants need to work harder to tap into impulse culture. 
5th October 2009
Eating out is for pleasure, it's not a time to worry about diets.
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