Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Fast-Food Cities

In 2006, 59% of fast-food users in Greenville, N.C., patronized a quick-service restaurant 12 or more times a month (nearly three times a week), making it the No. 1 market for frequent fast-food users in the U.S. Portland, Maine, ranked last, with only a 27% incidence of heavy QSR users.

Notably, three of the Top 10 markets are in the Carolinas and three are in Texas. The remaining leaders are located in the southeast United States and Oklahoma. Indeed, none are north of the Mason-Dixon line.

The average of all 61 markets studied was 42%. Here are the cities that ranked above 42%:

City %
Greenville NC 59
McAllen TX 58
Memphis TN 55
Oklahoma City OK 55
Charleston/
Huntington WV
55
Greensboro NC 54
Columbia SC 54
Birmingham AL 52
El Paso TX 52
San Antonio TX 52
Dallas TX 51
Charlotte NC 50
Knoxville TN 50
Louisville KY 49
Lexington KY 49
Houston TX 49
Indianapolis IN 49
Raleigh/Durham NC 49
Nashville TN 48
Atlanta 48
Columbus OH 48
Waco TX 47
Baton Rouge LA 47
Greenville/
Spartanburg SC
47
Kansas City MO 47
Los Angeles 46
New Orleans 46
St. Louis MO 46
Fresno/Visalia CA 45
Austin TX 45
Savannah GA 44
Jacksonville FL 44
Las Vegas 44
Chicago 44
Phoenix 43
Source: Sandelman & Associates' Quick-Track

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