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All Hawksmoor articles – Page 5
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News
Hawksmoor rolls out Classic Menu
Hawksmoor is rolling out its six-course Classics Menu, commemorating the dishes, drinks and the people central to Hawksmoor’s first decade.
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Analysis & InsightHawksmoor: how not to build a ‘London’ steakhouse in Manchester
When Will Beckett told people that he was considering entering Manchester with his Hawksmoor steakhouse group he wasn’t short of friendly advice telling him not to bother.
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News
Hawksmoor chef takes Pitt Cue site for “posh dog” concept
Richard Sandiford, currently head chef of The Hawksmoor in Knightsbridge, is to launch his hot dog pop-up concept Rockadollar Dogs as a permanent unit
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Opinion
When Hawksmoor met Harrison
Last year, neighbourhood restaurants Sam’s and Harrison’s were snapped up by the Hawksmoor Group. But it wasn’t the typically hostile takeover many have to come to expect in the industry. Restaurant talks to Hawksmoor co-founder Will Beckett and Sam Harrison about what happened
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NewsHawksmoor NY ‘needs to make $20m a year to be a success’
Hawksmoor co-founder Will Beckett has said the company’s restaurant in the World Trade Center will need to one of the top 15 grossing restaurants in the whole of New York, in order to succeed.
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Opinion
Seminal moment for UK dining
London Union co-founder Jonathan Downey immediately took to Twitter to say that the “British are coming” on the news that Hawksmoor was to launch in New York, and although this may be over egging the pudding slightly, news that the Will Beckett and Huw Gott-led concept is to open Stateside does feel like a seminal moment for the UK dining scene
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NewsHawksmoor to open in World Trade Center
Hawksmoor has announced it will open the flagship restaurant in the World Trade Center at the end of 2017.
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Hawksmoor performance on track
Will Beckett, co-founder of Underdog Restaurants, the operator of Hawksmoor, has said that the group’s performance this year is “on track”
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NewsBeckett: Acquisition opportunity made us think hard about Foxlow
Hawksmoor’s Will Beckett has said the group’s acquisition of two sites from Sam Harrison has made it “think hard about what we’re doing with Foxlow”
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NewsHawksmoor to double Foxlow
Hawksmoor plans to open a further two sites in London under its Foxlow neighbourhood-style restaurant format after securing two sites from restaurateur Sam Harrison
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News
Hawksmoor’s Turner set to launch the Tavern
Richard Turner, the executive chef of Hawksmoor and his business partner Simon Anderson, are set to launch a new venture called Tavern
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NewsHawksmoor team secures second Foxlow
Hawksmoor has put no expansion target on Foxlow after securing a second site for the neighbourhood-style restaurant format in Stoke Newington
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News FY EBITDA up at Hawksmoor
Underdog Restaurants, the operator of Hawksmoor saw underlying EBITDA for the year to the end of 2013 climb from £2.7m to £4.8m
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NewsHawksmoor secures Manchester site
Hawksmoor, the operator of eponymous high-end steak restaurant chain, has secured its first site outside London, in Manchester
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InterviewsFriday five-minute interview
M&C Report talks to Will Beckett, co-founder of Hawksmoor, about his best investment, his best his best business decision and the best piece of advice he’s ever received
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NewsHawksmoor team eye further Foxlow opening
Hawksmoor, the operator of eponymous high-end steak restaurant chain, is understood to be closing in on second site for its fledgling concept, Foxlow
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NewsHawksmoor secures Knightsbridge site
Hawksmoor, the operator of eponymous high-end steak restaurant chain, has secured a further site in London, in Knightsbridge
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OpinionThe odd couple
Hawksmoor founders Will Beckett and Huw Gott’s unconventional approach has resulted in one of the industry’s big success stories – but things weren’t always so rosy
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NewsFY EBITDA up at Hawksmoor
Hawksmoor, the operator of four high-end steak restaurants in London, in which Graphite Capital recently acquired a stake, saw turnover for the year to 31 December 2012 pass the £18m mark, up from £10.6m the previous year
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Analysis & InsightMerlin conjures up IPO thoughts
Six years ago the sector was a buzz with talk of IPOs. Tragus, Wagamama and Pret A Manager were all reported to have explored the option, but these tentative moves were dashed through the combination of adverse market conditions and investor concerns about slowing consumer spending. The second half of ...