Coffee Shops News – Page 73
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Planet Organic expansion gathers pace
Organic supermarket and café operator, Planet Organic is continuing its search for sites across London to open one to two units annually
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Hotel Chocolat to open Cambridge café
Hotel Chocolat, the high-end chocolatier, is opening a café at Lion’s Yard in Cambridge with its new store in the city
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NewsStarbucks opens first UK Reserve site
Starbucks has launched the first of its “coffee theatre” Reserve brand in the UK.
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Bean expands in Liverpool
Independent coffee shop operator Bean is opening its fifth store in Liverpool at St Paul’s Square
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NewsPret makes French airport debut
Pret A Manger, the Bridgepoint-backed chain, has opened its first French airport shop and first in France outside Paris
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Dum Dum to launch in the Middle East
The London-based Dum Dum Doughnut concept is to make its international debut by the end of this year in Dubai
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Pinkberry to have another crack at the UK
Pinkberry is set to make a return to the UK, over a year after it closed its two remaining stores here
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Delancey&Co lines up next two London sites
Delancey&Co, the New York-inspired deli, is adding two central London sites in early 2016 as it plans to expand across the capital
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Valentina to open in Clapham
Valentina, the Italian delicatessen, restaurant and shop concept, is opening its latest unit in Clapham Junction
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Chef Express secures first UK site for Mokà
Chef Express UK has secured the first UK site for the Italian coffee shop brand Mokà , with a unit at Gatwick Airport train station, M&C has learnt.
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Yorica to open as UK's first allergen-free cafe
The UK’s first allergen-free café is opening on Soho’s Wardour Street in January
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Oasis launches in-store café and bar concept
Fashion retailer Oasis will open a new concept store on Tottenham Court Road in November, complete with its first in-store café and bar
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NewsCoffee shop numbers up 17%
Coffee shops have opened at a greater pace than other retail or leisure outlets over the past five years with a 17% net increase in their number since 2010
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NewsCoffee costing UK consumers up to £663 pa
The British public spends around £730m on coffee each year and consumes 70 million cups of coffee each day, according to research from Buddy Loans
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AMT returns to profit
AMT, the travel hub coffee concession stand, has returned to profit despite reporting a fall in turnover for the 12 months to 28 December 2014
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NewsStarbucks begins delivery in US
Starbucks has begun a trial in New York to deliver coffee to office workers with the Green Apron Delivery service
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NewsDerkach becomes EAT chair
John Derkach, the former chief executive of Tragus Group, has become chairman of EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed food to go chain
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Caffe Nero launches hot lunch menu
Caffe Nero has launched a hot lunch time menu and released its own research showing how few Brits takes lunch breaks
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NewsItsu secures new £40m funding package
Itsu has secured a refinancing package from HSBC worth £40m to fund its “ambitious international expansion plans”
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NewsEAT trials new store format
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed food to go chain, will adapt its model to increase dwell time outside of London as part of its business development plan to continue growing the brand