All Late Night Bars and Clubs articles – Page 2
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NewsBrighton Pier up for sale as revenue drops
Brighton Pier Group said it is ’actively exploring opportunities for the potential sale of some or all of its remaining assets’ as a result of the the impact of last year’s budget
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InterviewsLaine: ‘We’re built by young people for young people’
The Brighton-based pubco has launched its first site in Norwich under its Dead Wax brand as it continues to place greater emphasis on the Gen-Z market and data-driven expansion
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NewsNEOS Hospitality appoints new finance director
Kellie Thorne has joined the late night bar business as NEOS further strengthens its leadership team to drive forward its growth plans.
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Analysis & InsightSigns that the night-time economy is on the up
Figures suggest that consumers are once again staying out late, with ride-hailing app Bolt reporting a 15% increase in night-time journeys this year.
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Analysis & InsightFlat September for hospitality as groups deliver like-for-like sales growth of 0.2%
Britain’s top restaurant, pub and bar groups delivered a second period of fractional growth in a row and only the fourth positive month since the start of 2025
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NewsBig Fang falls into the red as turnover drops
The competitive socialising group reported a 5% drop in turnover, but says it has an ‘exciting pipeline of new sites’ for consideration
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InterviewsStrongarm Hospitality seeks global franchise deals
The experiential nightlife group is actively looking to expand its Mayfair bar-restaurant concept PIRAÑA in major cities around the world
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InterviewsNEOS completes shift to bar-led model
Chief executive Russell Quelch outlines a bar-first strategy with three to four new openings a year, two of which are scheduled to open in Q1 2026
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InterviewsInside Brother Marcus’ next chapter: Kamara bar, new sites and guest-first strategy
Fresh from opening their first sister concept, cocktail bar Kamara in Soho last week, co-founders Alex Large and Tas Gaitanos discuss why now is the right time, how they’re balancing creativity with caution, and what comes next for the growing restaurant group
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Analysis & Insight‘We want to create longevity’: The superclubs defying the late-night downturn
As night-time closures reach an all-time high, mainstay club brands like Ministry of Sound and Fabric are defying the odds in an embattled sector. MCA explores how standout superclubs are surviving the slump and celebrating decades in business
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Analysis & InsightReady-to-drink beverages: the next big trend in hospitality?
Sales of RTDs are booming in the retail sector, but how much is the category’s growth likely to spill over into hospitality? MCA explores what’s driving the expansion of the category, and the impact it might have in the on-trade
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NewsQuarter of UK towns now without a nightclub
New figures from the NTIA and CGA by NiQ show that 16% of towns and cities have lost all late-night venues entirely
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NewsOpenings of the week
MCA rounds up this week’s biggest openings stories, featuring Nando’s, Greene King, NEOS Hospitality, and more
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NewsUK’s first BYOB nightclub to open in Manchester
The 200-capacity site in Withington will reopen this month with a format aimed at attracting students and younger audiences seeking more affordable nights out
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NewsNight-time closures reach all-time high
Research by the Night Time Industries Association and CGA reveals a 26.4% drop in late-night venues since March 2020, with nearly 800 venues closed in five years
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Analysis & InsightHospitality workforce cutbacks risk damaging brand equity
The sector’s staffing challenges are not only an operational issue but a brand-building risk, according to new insights from CGA by NIQ
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NewsSoho House Q2 revenue up with growth in membership and F&B
The private members club has reported an 8.9% rise in total revenue to $329.8m for the 13 weeks to 29 June 2025, with growth across membership, F&B and accommodation sales
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NewsSimmons Bars acquired in pre-pack for £6m
Sixteen sites were acquired by founder Nick Campbell and Lonsdale Capital Partners, after the bar business suffered a downturn in trading and a loss of £2.85m in 2025
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InterviewsBreaking Brands to expand Which Wich and Coyote Ugly
Under a new multi-unit franchise agreement with Which Wich, Breaking Brands is planning a national rollout, while also targeting up to five additional Coyote Ugly sites across the UK
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NewsCalls mount for government support as inflation and EPR fees hit hospitality
UK inflation unexpectedly rose to 3.6% in June, exceeding forecasts and reinforcing concerns around cost pressures for hospitality and late-night operators