All Hawksmoor articles – Page 2
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Analysis & InsightCracking down on carbon claims
From greenwashing to greenhushing, could increased scrutiny of carbon claims halt progress on sustainability in the sector and how can businesses avoid falling foul of the rules? MCA explores the issue
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InterviewsHawksmoor: ‘Being sustainable is both a responsibility and an opportunity’
In the first of a series of articles profiling the finalists in the Sustainability category, sponsored by Pernod Ricard, at the Retailers’ Retailer Awards, MCA speaks to Hawksmoor about the importance of doing the right thing
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InterviewsHawksmoor: ‘A bit of boring predictability wouldn’t go amiss’
The steakhouse restaurant group will look to follow up its New York City site with a second American outpost in 2024
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NewsHawksmoor sees strong sales momentum return
The restaurant group recorded an increase in turnover of 74% to £35.7m for the year to 31 December 2021 but a loss of £2.3m, despite strong trading
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NewsHawksmoor in early stages of being put up for sale, according to Daily Mail City sources
Steak restaurant business Hawksmoor is in the early stages of being put up for sale, the Daily Mail City reports
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NewsOperators take individual approaches in paying tribute to HM the Queen
Operators across the sector have taken markedly different approaches to paying tribute to the Queen on the day of her funeral
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NewsHawksmoor achieves B Corp status
The steakhouse group joins a very small number of hospitality businesses in the UK to achieve the status, which include BrewDog and Big Mamma Group
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InterviewsHawksmoor: ‘Value for us means service plus quality’
CEO Will Beckett speaks to MCA about amping up sustainability efforts to cope with the energy crisis, and maintaining a strong offer going into a recession
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InterviewsHawksmoor: ‘It’s about world class restaurants in world class cities’
The restaurant group is eyeing major US cities as part of plans to open one site every six months, CEO Will Beckett tells MCA
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NewsHawksmoor sets sights on Dublin
The steak restaurant group is set to open early next year on the former National Irish Bank in College Green
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NewsHawksmoor lines up Liverpool restaurant
The Graphite-backed restaurant business has lined up a site within the Grade II listed India Buildings in the city, with the opening pencilled in for later this year
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NewsHawksmoor ends At Home business
The nationwide meal kit business, which was describes as a “source of pride” at the business, launched in the summer of 2020 during the first lockdown
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NewsHawksmoor sets out carbon zero claim
Hawksmoor believes it has now become the world’s first carbon neutral steak restaurant – almost a year ahead of its target
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InterviewsHawksmoor on doing things ‘the right way’
In the first in a series profiling the nominees of our new Sustainability category at the Retailers’ Retailer Awards, MCA speaks to Hawksmoor about how the company is going carbon neutral
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NewsHawksmoor to be carbon neutral in 2022
Hawksmoor plans to be carbon neutral in 2022 and to become a net zero company by 2030.
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NewsUK companies cool on IPO plans as investor jitters grow
Steak chain Hawksmoor postpones listings, while PureGym reconsiders its flotation
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NewsHawksmoor, Itsu and Deliveroo join Restaurant Conference
Delivery, click & collect, retail and meal kits will be explored in a panel at MCA’s Restaurant Conference
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NewsHawksmoor: ‘Opening a restaurant in New York is the dream’
Steakhouse group Hawksmoor has made its long-awaited debut in New York. The international outpost is some seven years in the making, and follows one aborted attempt in the new World Trade Centre. The current location was originally set to launch in early 2020, but was delayed extensively as a result ...
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NewsHawksmoor considering IPO
Hawksmoor is considering launching an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange as it looks to capitalise on growth opportunities post-Covid, The Times has reported.
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NewsHawksmoor helps London ‘build back better’
Hawksmoor is to open its biggest restaurant yet and its first in London for four years in Canary Wharf.