Zoo cool! Still part of the “Foodmaxxing Report” of Grubhub, it has also been revealed that convenience stores are swiftly becoming dining hubs, too. As if they are not! Well, here’s the clarification.
A favorite amongst busy people and always on the rush, as well as those looking for affordable yet tasty gastronomic options, convenience stores are increasingly becoming meal destinations.
Right, that’s according to Grubhub’s Delivered Report 2025 wherein it has been stated that in 2024, convenience stores stepped up as a favorite dining spot for made-to-order hotdogs, bananas, and sodas.
There was just a slight shift in 2025, but in an optimistic way, when these stores became a favorite for hot, protein-forward, and grab-and-go foods like taquitos, chicken rollers, and hotdogs, still.
Grubhub has just three words to describe this magic: “Convenience got strategic.”
Just take a look how the world is celebrating this Grubhub report! Officially, ridesharing media stated that this trend started just in 2025, when around 85 percent of consumers tried made-to-order food from convenience stores. Some of the A-list game players include the Texas-based 7-Eleven, whose 1,300 new stores will reportedly feature a food focus. There’s also Tennessee’s Weigel that keeps on introducing new initiatives. Plus, Iowa-based Casey’s that reported an increase in pre-made food and dispensed beverage sales in its most recent fiscal quarter.
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