All Five Guys articles – Page 13
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NewsOperator review of the year
We asked some of the leading lights of the eating and drinking out sector to review 2015 and also tells us what they think the biggest opportunities and challenges of 2016 are going to be
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Five Guys secures further London flagship site
Five Guys, the popular US better burger chain, is to open a further flagship site in London, after securing a site in King’s Cross
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NewsNando’s Nelson to become MOD Pizza UK’s CEO
John Nelson, current operations director at Nando’s, is to become the chief executive of MOD Pizza UK
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MOD Pizza appoints UK FD
MOD Pizza has appointed a former Carphone Warehouse executive as its new UK finance director
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NewsFive Guys strengthens Midlands presence
Five Guys is set to strengthen its presence in Birmingham, after securing the former Shimla Pinks site in the city
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NewsNetwork Rail Q3 retail sales up 4.47%
New retail sales results from Network Rail’s managed stations revealed that 63.2 million people – almost equivalent to the entire UK population – visited a station retailer between July and September
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NewsGraysons signs deal to expand Tony Roma’s
Graysons has signed an agreement with the parent company of Tony Roma’s to expand the concept in the UK
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Analysis & InsightIs Signature a sign of the times?
It might be the fast food restaurant brand, but McDonald’s certainly can’t be accused of moving too quickly with its latest menu launch
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NewsFive Guys readies Belfast debut
Five Guys, the popular US better burger chain, hopes to make its debut in Northern Ireland, in Belfast, before the end of the year
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NewsFive Guys UK turnover tops £23m
Five Guys UK reported turnover of c£24m in the year to the end of 2014, up from £3.6m in the previous 12 months
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Five Guys to focus breakfast offer on transport hubs
Five Guys has ended thebreakfast offer at its site in London’s Argyll Street to concentrate on rolling it out to future transport hub-located units
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Analysis & InsightWage wars
At a time when people are the “magic dust” that divides an evenly matched sector, a number of companies have started to factor in increased investment on attracting and retaining staff. With others likely to follow, what will suffer, expansion plans or refurbishment targets? And will the issue finally force the Government to create a more level playing field with the supermarkets on tax?
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NewsFive Guys reviews pay structure
Five Guys, the popular US burger chain, has enjoyed a like-for-like sales increase of 10% in UK stores that have been open more than 12 months
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Analysis & InsightUK burger market worth c£3bn
The UK burger market is now worth close to £3bn with competition being driven by the rapid growth of new entrants to the market as well as the continued resilience of the big brands.
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Five Guys UK to hit 40
Five Guys UK has got nine new sites already secured in its pipeline, which will take its estate to the 40 mark by the turn of the year
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Ashford first council to ban selected operators from development
Ashford Borough Council, in Kent, has become the first local authority to ban specific bars and restaurants from securing sites at its expanded Designer Outlet centre.
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Bluewater restaurants gear up for peak trading times
Restauranteurs at Bluewater shopping centre in Kent are preparing for the busiest trading period in the run up to Christmas and the new year by growing their staff
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NewsSvenson: MOD could grow to “hundreds of stores” in the UK
Scott Svenson, co-founder of MOD Pizza, has said that there is an opportunity for the brand to grow to “hundreds of stores” in the UK
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Analysis & InsightKing of the pack
Almost two years on from its change in ownership, there is a steely determination from founder Tom Byng and his team to make sure Byron remains a proper restaurant business that is sustainable for many years
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NewsMOD teams up with Dunstone to launch in the UK
MOD Pizza has signed an agreement with Sir Charles Dunstone, the backer of Five Guys in the UK, to make its debut here