All Restaurants articles – Page 108

  • News

    IRC to ramp up loyalty play

    2017-11-15T07:47:00Z

    Individual Restaurant Company is to ramp up its loyalty programme after signing a new partnership with Bink, the financial technology start-up

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    News

    Bridgepoint to back Burger King UK

    2017-11-14T14:49:00Z

    Bridgepoint, the private equity backer of Pret A Manger, has agreed to acquire the master franchise rights for Burger King UK

  • News

    Made of Dough and Patty & Bun set for second Swingers site

    2017-11-14T08:20:03.480Z

    Made of Dough and Patty & Bun are set to take space at the second site from Swingers, which is due to open next March near Oxford Street

  • News

    Pho plans Guildford opening

    2017-11-14T08:19:54.320Z

    Pho, the Vietnamese restaurant group, has started work on its 2018 openings pipeline, lining up a site in Guildford

  • News

    Palomar team confirm Blue Posts opening

    2017-11-14T08:19:34.030Z

    The team behind London restaurants The Palomar and The Barbary has confirmed it is reopening Soho pub The Blue Posts on Rupert Street next month

  • News

    Pi Woodfired secures London debut site

    2017-11-14T08:19:30.140Z

    Fledgling pizza concept Pi Woodfired has secured its first London location

  • News

    Page advising Made of Dough

    2017-11-14T08:18:10.320Z

    David Page, the chairman of Fulham Shore, the owner of the Franco Manca and The Real Greek brands, is advising Made of Dough on its expansion strategy,

  • News

    Todd joins K10 as ops director

    2017-11-14T08:18:02.307Z

    Reuben Todd has left Patisserie Valerie after less than a year to join K10, the London-based sushi concept, as its new operations director

  • News

    Gordon steps down from Bill’s

    2017-11-14T08:17:58.047Z

    Jamie Gordon has stepped down as new formats director at Bill’s Restaurants, after a year with the company

  • News

    The Ivy Collection builds 2018 pipeline

    2017-11-14T08:17:47.607Z

    The Ivy Collection has further strengthened its pipeline of openings for 2018, with the confirmation it will open in Cambridge and Glasgow next spring

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    News

    Wahaca Shoreditch to include a test kitchen

    2017-11-14T08:17:00Z

    The new Wahaca, which will open in Shoreditch later this month, will not only include a new look for the 10-year-old brand but also include a Test Kitchen

  • Chopstix
    News

    Chopstix acquires Yangtze chain

    2017-11-13T07:53:00Z

    Chopstix Group, the fast-growing noodle bar chain, is primed for more group deals, following the acquisition of the nine-strong Yangtze chain for an undisclosed sum.

  • News

    Zizzi, Wagamama, Byron set for Plymouth

    2017-11-10T16:30:04.550Z

    Zizzi, Wagamama, Byron and Five Guys are set for a £53m British Land leisure scheme in Plymouth.

  • News

    JRC Global Buffet lines up three mores sites

    2017-11-10T16:29:57.863Z

    JRC Global Buffet has three new sites lined up, in Birmingham, Cardiff and Wembley.

  • News

    The Last Crumb to replace Foxlow in Stoke Newington

    2017-11-10T08:38:08.897Z

    The Last Crumb, a new neighbourhood cafe, is to open on the former Foxlow site in Stoke Newington

  • Pizzastorm
    News

    Bakkavor u-turns on IPO

    2017-11-10T08:38:00Z

    Bakkavor, the food service company and owner of PizzaStorm, has announced the successful pricing of its IPO – exactly a week after declaring it dropped its plans to float.

  • News

    Dunstone associates join CHIK’N board

    2017-11-10T08:37:56.737Z

    Sir Charles Dunstone’s business partner and chief financial officer of his investment vehicle have both joined the board of CHIK’N

  • News

    The Ivy Collection confirmed for Leeds and Dublin

    2017-11-10T08:37:51.900Z

    Hammerson has confirmed that the Ivy Collection will open a site at its Victoria Leeds scheme next year

  • News

    Younger generation keep openings buoyant

    2017-11-10T08:37:00Z

    A younger generation of entrepreneurial operators inspired by street food have helped keep new openings in London buoyant during uncertain times, Peter Harden has told MCA.

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    Analysis & Insight

    What now for Busaba?

    2017-11-10T08:32:00Z

    In 2008, Phoenix Equity Partners signed a deal to back restaurant entrepreneur Alan Yau, investing £21.5m in the rollout of the then three-strong Busaba Eathai casual dining chain. Next June will mark the 10th anniversary of that deal and if the company hopes to finally exit the now 15-strong group by then you wonder if it will get anywhere near recouping that initial investment.