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Who gained and lost quick-service restaurant foot traffic

Share of all U.S. quick-service restaurant store visits, same-store YoY. 🏆 = Cannes Lions 2026 entrant.

23 brands measured. Carl's Jr gained the most share at +19.3%; Wawa lost the most at -8.2%.
BrandYoY share change
1Carl's Jr+19.3%
2In-N-Out Burger+15.0%
3Pizza Hut 🏆+11.8%
4Jack in the Box+10.0%
5Arby's+7.6%
6KFC+6.5%
7Taco Bell+6.3%
8Hardee's+6.1%
9Burger King 🏆+4.9%
10Popeyes+4.3%
11Chipotle+3.8%
12Domino's+3.5%
13Wendy's+2.1%
14Whataburger-0.2%
15Chick-fil-A-0.4%
16Dairy Queen 🏆-2.0%
17Subway-2.8%
18McDonald's 🏆-3.1%
19Sonic-3.6%
20Baskin-Robbins-5.0%
21Dunkin'-6.9%
22Tim Hortons-7.9%
23Wawa-8.2%

Method. Share is each chain’s portion of total category store visits, resolved deterministically from opt-in device visits across ~74.6M U.S. households. Change is same-store (only locations active in both periods) and outlier-trimmed, so it reflects real visitation rather than coverage or panel changes; it is category-relative, which controls for seasonality and panel growth. Comparison is H2 2024 vs H2 2025. Aggregate and k-anonymous — never PII. Movement reflects both creative and media weight and is not attributed to creative alone.

Other categories

Cannes Lions 2026 entrantsGroceryFurniture & homeBig-box & departmentAutomotive

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