Average eating out bill by delivery type in Great Britain 2016

This statistic displays the average bill for out-of-home foodservices in Great Britain in 2016, by delivery type. Generally the average bill paid for food ordered and eaten on premises was higher than when it was ordered to be delivered. This was especially true for full service restaurants, where diners paid 12 British pounds on average when eating on premises, but only 6.90 British pounds when getting food delivered from a restaurant.

Average bill for out-of-home foodservices in Great Britain in 2016, by delivery type (in GBP)

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Release date

November 2016

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United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Survey time period

Year ended December 2016

Supplementary notes

The source includes the following definitions: "Delivery can refer to well-known chains such as Domino’s Pizza or Pizza Hut and many others, or to any small independent takeaway or a larger full-service restaurant that offers delivery. Traditionally, delivery can be requested by phone or online direct from a restaurant. Now it includes the delivery sub-category of aggregators such as Deliveroo, JUST EAT, hungryhouse and UberEATS.
Full-service restaurants include more formal / traditional restaurants and those serving Greek, Indian, Japanese, French and Italian food, as well as Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Mexican and Spanish restaurants. Full-service implies waiter service with food ordered at the table."

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