All Operators articles – Page 136
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News
Warning over late night levy changes
Proposed changes to the government’s Policing and Crime Bill risk imposing a “significant financial burden” on night-time business, industry bodies have warned.
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OpinionWhy private equity has a lot to answer for
As we celebrate our 200th edition, the co-founder of M&C Report, Peter Martin, reflects on the driving forces behind the creation of the title and what has changed over the past two decades
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NewsKnot to open in Croydon and Vauxhall
Artisan pretzel and coffee group Knot is opening a store in Boxpark in Croydon, MCA has learnt.
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Five minutes with, Phil Sermon, Vapiano
This week MCA takes five minutes with Phil Sermon, managing director of Vapiano about Brexit, Pret’s veggie pop-up site and why Manchester United comes a close second to Vapiano.
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NewsPrice hike warning over coffee supplies
Currency fluctuations, bad weather and crop diseases risk creating a continuing and inevitable rise in coffee bean prices, procurement group Prestige Purchasing has warned.
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NewsHakkasan takes over clubland in Vegas
With a combination of superstar DJs and VIP luxury Hakkasan Group CEO Neil Moffitt has helped reinvent Las Vegas. He explain why it works - and why restaurants and clubs don’t always mix.
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Homeslice, Patty & Bun and Salt Yard set for BBC Centre
Homeslice, Patty & Bun and Salt Yard have all been lined up to take space at the redeveloped BBC Television Centre in Shepherd’s Bush
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ALMR warns of ‘perfect storm’
A “perfect storm” of rising payroll costs, changes to business rates and economic uncertainty over Brexit threatens to undermine the growth of an evolving and innovative sector, the ALMR has warned.
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Analysis & InsightNotes on progress of the sector
Former MCA editor Mark Stretton looks at the changes and similarities of the past decade
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Analysis & Insight
Britons use 7% of their wages on eating out
Britons use 7% of their wages each month on dining out - with Sunday roasts and fish and chips topping the list of favourite foods
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News
Roll out ambitions revealed as poké trend gathers pace
The founder of a forthcoming takeaway poké concept hopes to roll out the brand “thick and fast” once he has established his first store, MCA has learned.
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NewsFood sales at licensed premises at all time high - ALMR
Food sales among multiple operators of licensed premises are at all-time high, according to a comprehensive survey by ALMR.
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NewsMOD Pizza eyeing 15 sites next year
MOD Pizza is on track to open five UK stores this year and hit a total of 15 next year, MCA has learnt.
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NewsBurgerFi eyes 10 London sites ahead of UK expansion
US better burger concept BurgerFi will look to open 10 sites in London before expanding outside the capital, MCA has learned.
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NewsWafflemeister in talks to launch in America
Wafflemeister, the Belgian-style waffle specialist, is in talks to expand into America, on top of its continued push in the Middle East and UK.
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OpinionCompetitive socialising
Living in a culture in which people are constantly afraid of missing out, consumers are demanding experiences that deviate from the mainstream. Can the sector evolve to meet this demand for more experiential events and in the process underpin a renaissance in the UK’s late-night sector?
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NewsFoodilic finalising central kitchen for expansion push
Restaurateur Peter Ilic has outlined plans to rapidly expand his healthy fast food brand Foodilic over the next two years with work on a centralised kitchen being finalised.
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NewsAsian restaurants urged to take advantage of Night Tube
Asian restaurants near tube stations have been urged to take advantage of the all-night London Underground services.
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Herman ze German adapts concept and ready to grow
German Bratwurst specialists Herman ze German is looking to ramp up its growth and expand its three-strong estate to 10 over the next few years, MCA has learned.
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NewsBone Daddies secures eighth site
Bone Daddies, the informal Japanese restaurant concept created by Ross Shonhan, has signed a lease on a new site, MCA has learned.