Diners say they're eating less at restaurants to save money. Spending data suggests that's not quite true

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Diners say they're eating less at restaurants to save money. Spending data suggests that's not quite true

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Diners say that they're eating out less in surveys. Spending data tells a different story.
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Many diners say they're eating at restaurants less in order to save money.
But spending data from Bank of America challenges that notion.
Spending growth at restaurants has…

This story appeared on businessinsider.com, 2025-07-26 09:46:01.