Affiliation:
1. Food Service management at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration
2. Food Service management at the Eli Broad School of Management at Michigan State University.
Abstract
This overview of the restaurant industry explains the attributes of each restaurant type from the point of view of management and customers. The traditional three-part typology of quick service, midscale, and upscale has been augmented to include moderate upscale and business dining. An examination of different segments' attributes shows why quick-service restaurants have put such pressure on midscale operations (they have many attributes in common), and why even fine-dining restaurants are susceptible to competition from chains (certain attributes that can be standardized substitute for other attributes that cannot).
Subject
Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management
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