Chain · United Kingdom · data through September 2026

B Bill's logo Bill's

Iceflower tracks 55 Bill's stores across 9 of the UK's 12 regions and nations. It ranks #5 of 1,560 tracked UK casual dining chains by card spend. Its share of tracked category spend moved +8.2% over the last year.

Rankings come from real card and bank transactions across a panel of 130M+ US and EU consumers. We publish relative growth and rankings, never revenue figures. About the data

Tracked stores
55
Regions
9
Category
Casual Dining
Category rank
#5

Growth

Bill's against its category

The biggest tracked UK casual dining chains by card spend, with year-over-year growth of category share. Share means a chain's slice of tracked category spend. It can decline while the chain's own sales grow. The chart tracks Bill's's share of the category quarter by quarter, indexed to 2024 Q4 = 100.

# Chain YoY share
1 I IKEA Restaurant logo IKEA Restaurant -5.6%
2 M Miller & Carter logo Miller & Carter +0.2%
3 H Harvester logo Harvester -1.0%
4 Z Zizzi logo Zizzi -1.3%
5 B Bill's logo Bill's +8.2%
6 C Cosy Club logo Cosy Club -3.2%
7 T TGI Fridays logo TGI Fridays -25.7%
8 P Prezzo logo Prezzo -22.2%
9 B Bella Italia logo Bella Italia +7.6%
10 B Beefeater logo Beefeater -10.8%

Share of tracked category spend, indexed

100 105.8 2024 Q4 2026 Q3

Store footprint

Store map

55 tracked Bill's locations across 9 of the UK's 12 regions and nations.

Tracked stores by region

  • London 17
  • South East 17
  • East of England 7
  • East Midlands 3
  • South West 3
  • North West 2
  • Wales 2
  • West Midlands 2
  • Yorkshire and The Humber 2

Customer overlap

Who shops at Bill's

Tracked chains Bill's customers also buy from more than a similarly active shopper would, indexed to the strongest overlap (100). From real card transactions.

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