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Purpose – In this study, it is aimed to reveal the effect of the perceptions of the customers who eat in the local restaurants about the restaurants they eat, on the attitude and repurchase intention. Design/methodology/approach – The population of the study consists from customers dining in restaurants with Tourism Management Certificate in Gaziantep. In this context, in December 2018, 650 questionnaires were distributed by using convenience sampling method which is one of the non-random sampling method and 580 valid questionnaires were obtained. The data obtained were interpreted by applying statistical analyzes such as correlation and regression. Findings: As a result of the study, it is seen that perceived value has a three dimensional structure (perceived functional value, prestige value and symbolic value). It was determined that there is a significant and positive relationships between the sub-dimensions of perceived value, attitude and repurchase intention. While it was observed that all dimensions of perceived value have an effect on repurchase intention, it was concluded that only two dimensions (functional and prestige) have an effect on attitude. Discussion – In this study, it was determined that the sophisticated and aesthetic appeal of the restaurants and the carefulness of the service provided in the preference of the local restaurants lead to a positive attitude towards the local restaurants in consumers. However, consumers see the value of the money they spend, they think that it is worth the amount paid and it is worth to pay high price to eat in the local restaurants is considered pleasant, beautiful and desirable. In addition, although it was stated that eating in local restaurants was accepted as a symbol of social status, it helped to express himself and to convey his identity, it was concluded that there was no effect on attitude. It is thought that the theoretical and practical suggestions will contribute to the researchers and practitioners. |
