All Tortilla articles – Page 13
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Diary
Diary: TGI; Oakman Inns; Costa and M&B
In this week’s Diary we reveal more on a key vacancy at TGI Friday’s; review a busy year at Oakman Inns; look at why McDonald’s is taking the long-term view and find out why Mitchells & Butlers has been urged to bring one of the country’s oldest pubs into the 21st century:
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News
Roti Chai to open Canary Wharf sister site
Rohit Chugh, the former managing director of the Cinnamon Club, is to open a new project, Chai Ki, at Canary Wharf
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NewsJoe’s Kitchen confirmed for Nottingham
The Restaurant Group has confirmed it will open a site under its Joe’s Kitchen format, at the intu Victoria Centre, Nottingham
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NewsIndustry leaders back Red’s next stage of growth
Fast-growing smokehouse concept Red’s True Barbecue has secured £5m of new investment from a group of leading industry players
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OpinionNo time for just a casual approach
Growth in the UK branded restaurant market is not being distributed equally and a new order is emerging which means there can be no casual approach to casual dining
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NewsTortilla to launch Middle East franchise
Tortilla, the Quilvest-backed fast-casual concept, has secured a franchise deal to launch in Dubai.
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Red Dog Saloon secures first regional site
Red Dog Restaurants has secured its first regional site as it looks to up its expansion rate
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NewsTortilla secures West Hampstead PizzaExpress
Tortilla, the Quilvest-backed, fast-casual concept, has secured the former PizzaExpress unit in West Hampstead for an opening next month
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NewsOperators on Q1 trading
Operators including Azzurri Group, Bill’s, Cote, New World Trading Company, Pho and Leon give their views on how trading has gone over the first three months of the year
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NewsTortilla makes further key appointments
Tortilla, the Quilvest-backed, fast-casual concept, has further strengthened its management team with the promotion of Ben Eastwood, who launched the brand in Trinity Kitchen, Leeds, to area manager for the Midlands and the North
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Analysis & Insight
UK foodservice industry to be worth £56.3bn by 2019
The UK foodservice sector is set for value growth of £10bn by 2019, making the industry worth over £56.3bn, according to consultancy Horizons.
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NewsTortilla strengthens pipeline and team
Tortilla has further strengthened its openings pipeline for this year, both inside and outside London, whilst also adding to its operational team
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Analysis & Insight‘Grandad’ of the burger sector
Paul Campbell has been involved in the creation, development and sale of leisure businesses including trailblazing restaurant chains and health and fitness clubs. Mel Flaherty finds out more about the man who has gone on to establish private investment company Hill Capital Partners
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NewsTortilla set for Guildford
Tortilla, the Quilvest-backed, fast-casual concept, is set to open in Guildford, M&C Report understands.
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Hickory’s eyes Wilmslow opening
Hickory’s Smokehouse, the Piper-backed American BBQ restaurant chain, has submitted proposals to turn a Spirit Pub Company in Wilmslow, Chester, into its fourth site
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Campbell: Valuations are becoming unrealistic
Leading sector investor Paul Campbell has said that valuations of businesses are becoming unrealistic
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Festive lfls up 15% at Liverpool One
Sales over the Christmas period were up 15% at Liverpool One, the northwest leisure and retail development, compared to the previous year with Boxing Day seeing lfls up 19% and catering sales up 8% year on year
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McDonald’s trials new cafe concept
McDonald’s has launched a new cafe concept in Australia after rebranding its McCafe in Sydney as The Corner
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OpinionMexican standout
There is a Mexican war going on in London at the moment with a number of operators fighting for the burrito pound. New Tortilla managing director Richard Morris talks to Mark Wingett about staying ahead of the pack.
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News
Intu scoops foodcourt award
The food court at Intu’s Lakeside shopping centre was awarded a Gold Award at the British Council of Shopping Centres award ceremony following £9m investment