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OpenTable CEO on 2027 Dining Trends Report

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 10 November 2026, 22:39 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 10th, 2026 OpenTable CEO on 2027 Dining Trends Report OpenTable CEO Debby Soo says diners continue to value restaurant experiences despite economic pressures, with Gen Z especially inclined to go out for celebrations and smaller special occasions. The 2027 dining trends report says 68% of diners expect to eat out the same amount or more, rising to 88% among Gen Z. Soo speaks with Vonnie Quinn & Jess Menton on "The Close."

Nov 10th, 2026 OpenTable CEO on 2027 Dining Trends Report OpenTable CEO Debby Soo says diners continue to value restaurant experiences despite economic pressures, with Gen Z especially inclined to go out for celebrations and smaller special occasions. The 2027 dining trends report says 68% of diners expect to eat out the same amount or more, rising to 88% among Gen Z. Soo speaks with Vonnie Quinn & Jess Menton on "The Close."
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