"Food and labor are the two largest general cost categories for a typical restaurant. The cost of food and beverage is about one-third of the sales dollar, while salaries and wages account for another third.
The median total sales per full-time-equivalent employee ranged from $53,448 (in fullservice restaurants with an average check per person under $15) to $60,606 (average check $15 to $24.99) to $65,413 (average check $25 and over). For limited-service restaurants, median total sales per full-time equivalent employee was $68,571.
Median income before taxes for fullservice restaurants was 4.1 percent of total sales in operations where the average check is under $15; 5 percent for restaurants with an average check of $15 to $24.99; and 4.5 percent for fullservice operations with average checks of $25 and over. For the limited-service restaurants surveyed, median income before taxes was 6.3 percent."
Evaluating the free market by comparing it to the alternatives (We don't need more regulations, We don't need more price controls, No Socialism in the courtroom, Hey, White House, leave us all alone)
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Profit rates for restaurants
See the Restaurant Operations Report from the National Restaurant Association.
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