Sponsored By

How 20 restaurant companies performed in their latest quartersHow 20 restaurant companies performed in their latest quarters

Inflation challenges continue to haunt the industry as same-store sales mostly rise

NRN staff

May 24, 2022

20 Slides
Domino's

Already have an account?

As the first quarter of 2022 came to a close, the challenges facing the restaurant industry remained mostly the same as they were: inflation, supply chain, labor.

Same-store sales rose at restaurant chains across all segments, with only a few reporting drops. Domino’s in particular lost momentum, blaming its same-store sales decline on labor shortages, supply chain issues and politics. Many quick-service brands pulled out of Russia in the quarter, a response to that country’s invasion of Ukraine.

There was some good news predicted on the horizon as inflation seems to be leveling out. Wingstop said the price of bone-in chicken wings fell to nearly half of last year’s record highs.

In this gallery, get an overview of how restaurant companies performed in the first quarter.

Subscribe Nation's Restaurant News Newsletters
Get the latest breaking news in the industry, analysis, research, recipes, consumer trends, the latest products and more.