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Diary
Diary: London Union; McMullen; M Restaurants and YO! Sushi
This week’s Diary reveals the latest plans from London Union; welcomes Rod McKie to Sticks ‘n’ Sushi; finds out about a golf course in a pub and explains why M Restaurants is taking a leaf out of EasyJet’s book:
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OpinionClub classic is a class act
The Breakfast Club has been one of London’s best-kept secrets, but two significant openings in the past 12 months, including its first outside the capital, has edged the licensed all-day café concept into the spotlight. Mark Wingett chats to co-founder Jonathan Arana-Morton about expansion, growing pains, an aborted burrito concept and 1980s nostalgia
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NewsRetailers’ Retailer of the Year Awards 2016 finalists announced
The finalists for next year’s Retailers’ Retailer of the Year Awards (RROTY) have been revealed, with the Bridgepoint-backed Azzurri Group leading the list of nominees, closely followed by Wagamama
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MEATliquor set for Croydon Boxpark
MEATliquor, the popular, fast-casual concept, has become one of the first operators to sign up to open at Boxpark Croydon
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The Breakfast Club eyes steady expansion
The Breakfast Club is eyeing steady expansion over the next few years, on the back of making its regional debut in Brighton
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Breakfast Club Camden opening in doubt
The proposed opening of a The Breakfast Club on the site of what was the Black Cap in Camden has been thrown into doubt
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Everyman confirms Canary Wharf opening
Cinema group Everyman has confirmed it has secured a site at the Canary Wharf Crossrail Place development for a three-screen cinema
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NewsThe Breakfast Club to make regional debut
The Breakfast Club, licensed all-day café concept, is to make its regional debut later this spring in Brighton
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Opinion
The restaurant fashion victims
A trip down nostalgia lane beckons for Stephen Evans, development director at Gourmet Burger Kitchen, who looks at the restaurants he visited as a child, remembers how much of a treat they were, and questions why they have been usurped by new national brands
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News
Campbell joins Breakfast Club board
Paul Campbell, formerly chief executive of the Clapham House Group, has joined the board of Breakfast Club, the London-based licensed all-day café chain, as a non-executive director
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Operators collect employer award nominations
YO! Sushi, Salt Yard Group, Peach Pub Company and Young’s are amongst the companies shortlisted for the Caterer.com’s Best Employers in Hospitality Awards 2013
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Analysis & InsightHere comes the sun
While the next week or so weather wise is set to be fair, what of the next six months? What are the themes we can expect to take centre court? In two respects, it will be those that have already been with us over the first part of the year and from even further back – retail and private equity.
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News
Breakfast Club up to five
Breakfast Club, the London-based licensed all-day café chain, will open its fifth site this Wednesday in Battersea Rise.The group, which was founded by former head of public/customer relations at the Football Association Jonathan Arana-Morton with his sister-in-law Alison in 2005, will open on the former Le Bouchon Bordelais restaurant unit.The ...
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News
Breakfast Club secures new sites
Breakfast Club, the licensed all-day café chain, has secured two further sites in London for openings in the first half of 2013, following a 25% increase in sales year-on-year.The four-strong group, which was founded by former head of public/customer relations at the Football Association Jonathan Arana-Morton with his sister-in-law Alison ...
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Breakfast Club plans expansion, receives approaches
Breakfast Club, the licensed all-day café chain, in talks to secure two further sites in London, after it reported a 25% increase in sales year-on-year.The four-strong group, which was founded by former head of public/customer relations at the Football Association Jonathan Arana-Morton with his sister-in-law Alison in 2005, is close ...
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Breakfast Club to open near Spitalfields
Breakfast Club, the licensed all-day café chain, is set to open its fourth site in London, near Spitalfields Market.The Artillery Lane site, which will open in May, will be the groups’ biggest so far, with 100-110 covers.Founded in 2005 by former head of public/customer relations at the Football Association Jonathan ...
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