Upscale Dining Industry Overview

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Industry Description

Companies that own, operate, and/or franchise fine-dining restaurants and chains.

Summary

A jacket and tie aren't always required at these restaurants, but a healthy bank account is recommended. The upscale dining segment makes up a small slice of the $500 billion restaurant industry, but what it lacks in numbers it makes up for in opulence.

Industry Trends

Industry Employment Growth Steady

Although the pace of job growth slowed during the last recession, the industry has added jobs at a fairly steady pace of 1 to 2 percent per year for the past decade. Demand is higher in rapidly growing markets. Because the industry is highly labor-intensive, job growth is a good indicator of industry volume.

Industry Competitors

Industry Codes

Hoover's has developed its own industry classifications to better serve its customers. These classifications are mapped to the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) and the older U.S. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system. The Upscale Dining maps to a number of NAICS codes including:

NAICS
NAICS Title
Limited-Service Restaurants
Cafeterias, Grill Buffets, and Buffets
Food Service Contractors
Caterers

Industry Associations & Organizations

Related Industries

Industry Financials

Using the 2002 Census Bureau Economic Census, Hoover's has generated an industry financial summary for the Upscale Dining industry.

Indicator
Total
NAICS Codes
6
Establishments
466,302
Sales, receipts or shipments ($1,000)
$306,958,388
Annual Payroll ($1,000)
$88,985,678
Paid Employees
7,961,966

Industry People



Industry Jobs

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