All news articles – Page 54
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NewsNew VP of business development at Rhubarb Hospitality Collection
The premium hospitality group, which operates the F&B offer at venues including Royal Albert Hall and Sky Garden, has appointed Tom Crocker to the role
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NewsOrigins 1450 acquires The Gentlemen Baristas
The Qima Coffee parent company will build upon its UK footprint after acquiring The Gentlemen Baristas’ two sites and 12,000 sq ft roastery
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NewsAtis lines up eight further sites
London salad bar concept Atis has eight further site openings confirmed as it looks to build its presence in the capital, co-founder Eleanor Warder has told MCA.
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NewsYoung’s appoints Ian Dyson as NED
Currently chair of the board at Curry’s, Dyson’s experience also includes roles at Punch Taverns, Marks & Spencer, and Intercontinental Hotels
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NewsXP Factory confirms three new locations
Acquisitions for Boom Battle Bar franchise sties in Wandsworth and Aldgate were completed in May 2024 and Bournemouth in June 2024
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NewsClive Watson backs new cricket concept
The City Pub Company founder has joined forces with brothers David and Glen Nash, and Michelin-starred chef Atul Kochhar, to launch Sixes Growth
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NewsPub leaders warned of potential for minimum alcohol pricing
Industry insiders say they have been privately told the policy could be on the table if they do not take more action to tackle the harms of alcohol
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NewsUrban Pubs & Bars acquires 11 sites
The deal will take the London-based group - which has doubled its estate since the pandemic - to 52 sites across the capital, with new sites including The Antelope in Tooting and The Sun in Camberwell
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NewsOpenings of the week
MCA rounds up the latest opening stories this week, featuring Chipotle, Wingstop, Kiss the Hippo and more
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NewsPrezzo is in ‘a much stronger place’
Prezzo is in “a much better financial position” following its restructure as well as the ongoing work being carried out to refresh its menu and restaurant estate, chair Jonathan Goldstein tells MCA
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NewsProposed smoking ban will have ‘significant’ implications
Trade bodies have called on the government to reconsider proposed restrictions on smoking in pub gardens, outdoor restaurants, and open-space areas in clubs
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NewsHoward Ebison leaves Crosstown
The CEO departs after 18 months with the artisan doughnut brand following its acquisition in a pre-pack deal by Karali Group earlier this year
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NewsEgg & Co eyes ‘huge growth trajectory’
The North West QSR brunch concept is looking to growth from four to 40 sites in five years, predominantly in food halls and transport hubs
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NewsRevolution: Completion of restructuring plan to proceed as planned
Sanctioned earlier this month, the restructuring plan is expected to occur on 3 September, allowing the pub and bar operator to return to financial stability
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NewsThe Devonshire becomes first UK pub to serve Guinness 0.0 on draught
Commenting on the move, co-founder Oisin Rogers said ”it’s the best zero product available on draught…and it’s very Devonshire”
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NewsSir Tim Martin: ‘We’ve had no complaints about our pubs’
The Wetherspoon chairman has responded to RyanAir CEO Michael O’Leary’s call for a two-drink limit to curb drunken disorder on flights
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NewsOasis tour could add £1bn boost to economy
Analysts and commentators have predicted the reunion will create a huge positive surge in hospitality
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NewsSeoul Bird launches new kiosk format
The new outpost has opened in Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium as the Korean fried chicken concept also prepares to make its airport debut
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NewsMowgli launches loyalty programme
The Mowgli Club app allows customers to earn £25 off their bill by collecting six stamps, as the Indian restaurant chain continues to expand across the UK
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NewsDavid Coffer dies at 76
Dubbed ‘Mr Leisure’ by the property world, he built Davis Coffer Lyons into the most influential property agency in restaurants, Peter Martin writes in a tribute