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Population Demographics included 5 and 10 year forecasts.
Household Incomes
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Competitive Business Density (aka, how many similar businesses in the location)
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Restaurant Competitive Intelligence for Florida

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
Frank's Pizza 8150 SW 8th St Ste 111 Miami, FL 33144		Pizza	View
Fogata Street Tacos 2222 Ocoee Apopka Rd Ste 120 Ocoee, FL 34761		Mexican Food	View
Reys Cuban Cafe Corp 7800 S US Highway 17/92 Ste 194 Fern Park, FL 32730		Cuban Food, Seafood, Spanish Food	View
Marker 99 Restaurant & Lounge 4263 Us 1 Melbourne, FL 32935		American Food, Bar or Pub, Cocktail Lounge, Late Night	View
Felipe's Mexican Taqueria Park Shore Plaza 4255 Tamiami Trl N Naples, FL 34103		Bar or Pub, Cocktail Lounge, Late Night, Mexican Food	View
Baskin Robbins 2307 James L Redman Pkwy Plant City, FL 33563	Baskin Robbins	Bakery, Counter Service, Dessert, Ice Cream Shop, Snacks	View
Bernie's Deli 3625 Queen Palm Dr Tampa, FL 33619		American Food, Deli	View
Rachel's 2905 45th St West Palm Beach, FL 33407		Late Night, Steak House	View
Aloha Ansley Hawaiian Fusion 1737 Main St Dunedin, FL 34698		American Food, Hawaiian Food	View
Mark's Prime Steakhouse 30 S Magnolia Ave Ocala, FL 34471		Bar or Pub, Cocktail Lounge, Late Night, Seafood, Steak House	View
Yogurtology 3043 4th St N St Petersburg, FL 33704		Ice Cream Shop	View
Pura Vida Edgewater 1756 N Bayshore Dr Miami, FL 33132		Brunch, Salad, Sandwich Shop	View
Mr Baguette 5001 NW 72nd Ave Miami, FL 33166		Cafe, Dessert, Salad, Sandwich Shop, Smoothie & Juice Bar	View
Coyo Taco 126 Giralda Ave Coral Gables, FL 33134		Bar or Pub, Cocktail Lounge, Late Night, Mexican Food, Salad	View
Rice Hut 980 SW Bayshore Blvd Port St Lucie, FL 34983		Asian Food	View
3 Dot Dash 6203 N Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33604		American Food	View
Oronzo 1120 Gramercy Ln Tampa, FL 33607		Italian Food, Pizza, Salad	View
Jade Garden 11600 Gladiolus Dr Iona, FL 33908		Chinese Food	View
Jersey Mike's 3820 S Tuttle Ave Southgate, FL 34239	Jersey Mike's	Catering, Counter Service, Dinner, Lunch, Sandwich Shop	View
The Owl Country Grille 4953 Le Chalet Blvd Ste 5 Boynton Beach, FL 33436		American Food, Brunch	View
Huddle House 463949 Florida 200 Yulee, FL 32097	Huddle House	American Food, Breakfast, Brunch, Casual Dining, Diner, Dinner, Lunch	View
Slate Restaurant 8323 W Sand Lake Rd Orlando, FL 32819		American Food	View
Hungry Howie's Pizza & Subs 226 Tamiami Trl Punta Gorda, FL 33950	Hungry Howie's Pizza & Subs	Catering, Chicken Wings, Counter Service, Dinner, Late Night, Lunch, Pizza, Sandwich Shop	View
Breakfast Station 1242 S Broad St Brooksville, FL 34601		American Food, Brunch, Diner	View
Moe's Southwest Grill 1326 Town Center Dr Lakeland, FL 33803	Moe's Southwest Grill	Counter Service, Dinner, Fast Food, Lunch, Mexican Food, Southwestern Food	View

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Restaurant Site Selection Considerations for Florida

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.

Poor site selection stands as a critical factor contributing to the failure of restaurants in Florida. Neglecting the significance of site selection can have detrimental consequences that ultimately lead to a restaurant going out of business.

Firstly, selecting a location with inadequate foot traffic can severely hinder a restaurant's chances of success. If a restaurant is situated in an area with low visibility or limited customer flow, it will struggle to attract a sufficient number of patrons. Insufficient foot traffic directly impacts customer acquisition and can result in reduced revenue and profitability, making it difficult for the restaurant to sustain its operations.

Secondly, poor site selection may lead to intense competition and market saturation. Florida, with its diverse culinary landscape, demands careful consideration of existing competitors. Choosing a site in close proximity to well-established, popular restaurants without offering a unique value proposition can dilute the customer base and lead to fierce competition. In such scenarios, the restaurant may struggle to differentiate itself, resulting in decreased market share and potential failure.

Thirdly, ignoring the demographics and preferences of the local population can prove detrimental. Understanding the target market's characteristics, such as age, income levels, and cultural preferences, is crucial for tailoring the restaurant's offerings and ambiance. Failure to align with the preferences and demands of the local population may result in a lack of customer interest and loyalty, leading to declining patronage and eventual closure.

Lastly, disregarding essential infrastructure factors can contribute to a restaurant's downfall. Factors such as parking availability, accessibility to public transportation, and proximity to major attractions or residential areas significantly impact customer convenience. If a site lacks adequate parking or is challenging to reach, potential diners may choose more accessible alternatives, resulting in lost business opportunities.

In conclusion, poor site selection acts as a critical failure factor for restaurants in Florida. It diminishes visibility, exposes the business to intense competition, disregards the preferences of the local population, and neglects crucial infrastructure considerations. To avoid the risks associated with poor site selection, thorough research, data analysis, and a deep understanding of the target market are necessary to identify a prime location that will maximize the restaurant's chances of success and sustainability.