Revolutionizing the Food & Beverage Industry
The Data Dine Revolution
The food and beverage industry is a challenging landscape, with slim profit margins, high failure rates, and constant turnover. In the United States alone it has a staggering $1 trillion market, representing 10% of the total workforce.
Despite its size and importance, the average restaurant operates on a mere 3-5% profit margin. In fact, about 30% of restaurants fail within their first year, and staff turnover rates can reach a staggering 75%.
To beat these odds, you need a comprehensive, intuitive tool that empowers you to streamline operations, optimize offerings, and stay ahead of the competition.
This is where Data Dine comes in.
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The Data Dine Toolkit
Design Pro
Data Dine Academy
Profit Pilot
Drag-and-Drop Menu and Website Design: Create stunning menus and websites with our easy-to-use, drag-and-drop Design Pro. Our user-friendly design tools and built-in SEO optimization ensure your business stands out online.
Profit Pilot
Data Dine Academy
Profit Pilot
Navigate the complexities of pricing and inflation with ease using Data Dine's Profit Pilot package. This powerful duo of tools combines Strategic Pricing Analysis and Real-Time Inflation Impact Analysis, providing you with the insights and data you need to make informed decisions and maximize your restaurant's profitability.
Data Dine Academy
Data Dine Academy
Data Dine Academy
Backed by cutting-edge research and menu science, access our library of microclasses to stay up-to-date on industry best practices and trends.
The Not-So-Golden Egg
The True Impact of Inflation
In 2021, the average cost for one dozen eggs was $1.67. In 2023, during peak inflation, the price skyrocketed to an average of $3.50...an increase of over 70%.
Let's take a look at an example customer: The Pine North Diner.
Pine North goes through 2,000 eggs per day. From 2021 - 2023, however, they did not update menu prices to factor in inflation.
Over three years, this cost the diner more than $15,000.
And that was only a single ingredient.
