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What Is a Good Gross Profit Margin for a UK Restaurant in 2026?

Aug 10, 2026, 10:58:39 AM / by Team STO posted in Best Cloud Kitchens, AI in restaurant supply chain, AI Invoice Scanning, gross profit margin

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A healthy gross profit margin usually sits between 65% and 75% for most UK restaurants in 2026, though the right figure depends on your concept, menu and service style. Gross profit margin (GP margin) shows how much money is left once the cost of the food and drink itself has been taken out of your sales. It is one of the clearest signals of whether a restaurant is actually making money, not just how busy it looks.

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