All Toby Carvery articles – Page 6
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Analysis & InsightToby, Prezzo and Subway outperform in KPIs
Consumers rate Toby Carvery highest among pub brands for food quality, value for money and low prices
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News
M&B: Trading, strength of branding, breakfasts, new Sizzling format
M&C Report talks to Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) chief executive Alistair Darby
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OpinionReady to bloom
Alistair Darby has had a solid second year at the helm of Mitchells & Butlers (M&B), but with a significant acquisition to integrate and like-for-like sales momentum to build he knows that expectations will be even higher for the coming 12 months. Mark Wingett reports
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Diary
Diary: Alan Yau; Pret A Manger and JDW
In this week’s Diary section, Alan Yau talks about his plans for a ‘Chinese McDonald’s’ concept, Pret CEO Clive Schlee blogs about trading in Paris and JDW gets a less than warm welcome from its new customers…
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News
Wagamama, Greene King and New Inventive Leisure scoop MIDAS awards
Restaurant and bar operators have been recognised for their innovative food in the annual Menu Innovation and Development (Midas) Awards
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NewsConsumers rate favourite coffee shops, pubs and fast-casual brands
Greggs and Pret a Manger have topped a consumer poll for providing the best customer experience for coffee shops, with Toby Carvery being named favourite in the pub restaurant space
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Analysis & InsightByron and Browns named most satisfying brands
Byron and Browns have been named the most satisfying eating-out brands and Five Guys the best quality in CGA Peach’s BrandTrack survey.
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NewsRedwood swaps GK for M&B
Tom Redwood has stepped down as operations director at Greene King to become retail director of the Heartland division at M&B
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News
FY Profit up at Heavitree
Heavitree Brewery has reported a 4.39% rise in group operating profit to £1.4m in the year to 31 October, alongside a slight drop in turnover of £33k to £7.2m
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News
Glass swaps M&B for Tesco
Richard Glass has become the latest Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) employee to leave the managed operator to join Tesco
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Diary
Diary: PizzaExpress, La Tasca, BII, Columbo Group
In this week’s Diary we report on a worrying decline in customer satisfaction, La Tasca taking further digital steps, Neil Morrissey prepares another pub venture and fashion tips with the BII
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News
M&B launches search for D’Arcy replacement
Mitchells & Butlers has started recruiting for a new retail director for its Toby Carvery division after Noel D’Arcy announced he was to leave to become managing director of American dining concept Big Easy.
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News
M&B: Over 1m will dine out on Christmas Day
Mitchells & Butlers has revealed research that estimates over one million people will dine out on Christmas Day this year.
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NewsM&B: Harvester, breakfasts, Castle, property and value
M&C Report takes a closer looks at today’s full-year update from Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) and talks to chief executive Alistair Darby
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NewsTesco Family Dining to acquire in-store cafes
Tesco Family Dining, the in-store restaurant and café arm of the supermarket chain, has entered into agreements to acquire 266 in-store cafes for around £9m
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News
M&B gift cards now available in big four supermarkets
Mitchells & Butlers has expanded the reach of its dining out gift cards, which are now available in Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Asda as well as Morrisons.
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News
M&B ends Toby Express trial
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) is to end the trial of its Toby Express format, which it had rolled out to two shopping scheme locations
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NewsDarby distances M&B from Spirit bid
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) chief executive Alistair Darby has distanced the company from a counter approach for Spirit, saying that incorporating the Orchid estate and turning around the core business is its focus
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NewsFrench: TRG and M&B should merge
Leading analyst Simon French has proposed the merger of The Restaurant Group Plc (TRG) with Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) to create the UK’s pre-eminent eating and drinking out group sayingTRG has earned the opportunity at creating something bigger
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NewsRed tape fears over tipping proposals
A proposed new law to stop an alleged “widespread abuse” of voluntary commitments aimed at stopping leisure and hospitality operators exploiting staff by keeping some of their tips would be difficult to implement and add a new red tape burden to the sector