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Restaurant 1 3 5 Mile Radius Demographics & Market Data Available

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Population Demographics included 5 and 10 year forecasts.
Household Incomes
Weekly Per Capita Expenditures across relevant restaurant categories
Competitive Business Density (aka, how many similar businesses in the location)
Other important factors to your industry

Restaurant Competitive Intelligence for California

View a list of the local restaurant competition and click on location name for more details regarding estimated visitor traffic, population demographics, popular visit times, and more. Includes a 1, 3, 5-mile site selection data analytics report for each restaurant location.

Restaurant Locations	Affiliation	Services	Report
Fresh Brothers Carmel Valley 5950 Village Way San Diego, CA 92130		Chicken Wings, Pizza, Salad	View
The Broken Yolk Cafe 78430 Highway 111 La Quinta, CA 92253	The Broken Yolk Cafe	American Food, Breakfast, Catering, Lunch	View
Starbucks 1450 Travis Blvd Fairfield, CA 94533	Starbucks	Bakery, Coffee Shop, Counter Service, Dessert, Snacks, Tea House	View
Taco Bell 15006 La Mirada Blvd La Mirada, CA 90638	Taco Bell	Breakfast, Counter Service, Dinner, Drive Through, Fast Food, Late Night, Lunch, Mexican Food	View
Jake's Rockin' Ramen 31805 Temecula Pkwy Ste 9 Temecula, CA 92592		Japanese Food	View
Eureka! 234 Gibson Dr Roseville, CA 95678	Eureka!	American Food, Bar or Pub, Casual Dining, Dinner, Drinks, Late Night, Lunch	View
La Perla Tapatia 2031 Crows Landing Rd Modesto, CA 95358		Mexican Food	View
Maggio's Pizza 42160 Big Bear Blvd Big Bear Lake, CA 92315		Italian Food, Pizza, Sandwich Shop	View
Wendy's 2475 Castro Valley Blvd Castro Valley, CA 94546	Wendy's	Breakfast, Burgers, Counter Service, Dinner, Drive Through, Fast Food, Late Night, Lunch	View
Carl's Jr. 1100 Broadway Chula Vista, CA 91911	Carl's Jr.	Breakfast, Burgers, Counter Service, Dinner, Drive Through, Fast Food, Late Night, Lunch	View
Hof's Hut Restaurant & Bakery 2147 N Bellflower Blvd Long Beach, CA 90815		American Food, Bakery, Brunch	View
Carl's Jr. 49669 Gorman Post Rd Gorman, CA 93243	Carl's Jr.	Breakfast, Burgers, Counter Service, Dinner, Drive Through, Fast Food, Late Night, Lunch	View
IHOP 14794 La Paz Dr Victorville, CA 92395	IHOP	American Food, Breakfast, Brunch, Casual Dining, Diner, Dinner, Lunch	View
Krazy Krazy Snack Bar 440 E 4th St Ste B5 Perris, CA 92570		Smoothie & Juice Bar	View
Zorba's Charbroiled Burgers 2019 N Chester Ave Oildale, CA 93308		Brunch, Burgers, Sandwich Shop	View
Sonic 1400 Hillman St Tulare, CA 93274	Sonic	Breakfast, Burgers, Dessert, Dinner, Drive Through, Fast Food, Ice Cream Shop, Lunch, Take Out and Delivery Only	View
Starbucks 1855 Shastina Dr Weed, CA 96094	Starbucks	Bakery, Coffee Shop, Counter Service, Dessert, Snacks, Tea House	View
WFM Coffee Bar 5200 Dublin Blvd Dublin, CA 94568		Coffee Shop	View
Dad's Cafe 3421 Deer Valley Rd Antioch, CA 94531		American Food	View
McDonald's 5454 Mission St San Francisco, CA 94112	McDonald's	Breakfast, Burgers, Counter Service, Dinner, Drive Through, Fast Food, Lunch	View
Claim Jumper Restaurants 5500 Grossmont Center Dr La Mesa, CA 91942	Claim Jumper Restaurants	American Food, Bar or Pub, Casual Dining, Catering, Dinner, Drinks, Lunch, Steak House	View
Ten Tavern 1177 N Willow Ave Ste 108 Clovis, CA 93611		American Food, Salad, Sandwich Shop	View
El Rinconcito Mexicano 11357 Donner Pass Rd Truckee, CA 96161		Mexican Food	View
Little Caesars 12085 Brookhurst St Ste B Garden Grove, CA 92840	Little Caesars	Counter Service, Dinner, Fast Food, Lunch, Pizza	View
Jalisco Taqueria 401 S King Rd San Jose, CA 95116		Mexican Food	View

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Restaurant Site Selection Considerations for California

Since 2014, Marc Smookler, Kevin James, and the Plotr Team have been empowering business operators and owners with location data insights. They are the geo-intelligence experts.

The consequences of not utilizing 1-3-5 reports for site selection in California can be significant for restaurants. These reports provide valuable insights and data-driven analysis that can greatly inform the decision-making process and mitigate potential risks.

Without the guidance of 1-3-5 reports, restaurateurs may lack crucial information about the market dynamics and competitive landscape in California. This can lead to poor site selection decisions, such as choosing a location with high competition and limited customer base. As a result, the restaurant may struggle to attract sufficient foot traffic and face fierce competition from well-established establishments, leading to reduced visibility and lower customer engagement.

Furthermore, without the insights provided by 1-3-5 reports, restaurants may overlook critical factors such as demographic trends, customer preferences, and spending patterns. Ignoring these key indicators can result in a mismatch between the restaurant concept and the target market's expectations. In such cases, the restaurant may fail to resonate with the local community, leading to poor customer satisfaction, negative reviews, and ultimately, a decline in revenue and profitability.

Additionally, not utilizing 1-3-5 reports may hinder the understanding of infrastructure and accessibility factors. A lack of knowledge about transportation networks, parking availability, and foot traffic patterns can result in a location that is inconvenient for potential customers. Difficulty in accessing the restaurant can deter diners and limit the restaurant's growth potential.

In conclusion, the failure to utilize 1-3-5 reports for site selection in California can have significant consequences for restaurants. From overlooking market dynamics to neglecting crucial demographic and accessibility factors, the absence of data-driven insights can lead to poor site selection decisions, increased competition, lower customer engagement, and ultimately, a higher risk of failure in the competitive restaurant industry of California.