All Wagamama articles – Page 24
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NewsPoll shows demand for digital ordering in restaurants
Customers are keen to see restaurant brands adopt tablet or app-based ordering, a new survey has claimed.
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Analysis & Insight
Future of menu price inflation ain’t what it used to be…
Menu changes and associated price increases have typically come twice a year. However, as operators face ever more challenging headwinds, is more frequent menu adjustment becoming the new norm? Steve Gotham looks at what the data from MCA’s Menu Tracker can tell us.
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NewsBarber: Next year will be the time to look at opportunities
amie Barber, who oversees the Cabana and Hache brands, has said that the current year has been one of “battening down the hatches”
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NewsJapanese cuisine to reach value of £797m in 2017
Japanese cuisine is set to grow turnover in the UK to £797m in 2017, the latest MCA research has shown.
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Wagamama to launch second NY site in October
Wagamama is to launch its second New York site, in the East Village, in October.
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NewsWagamama best performing operator for Hammerson
Hammerson says Wagamama is the best performing restaurant operator by like-for-like sales growth within its portfolio
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Cochran to double up with Angel Central opening
Chef James Cochran is to open his second site in the capital after securing a unit at Angel Central in Islington
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NewsYFM acquires stake in Friska; Hill to chair
Friska is set for further expansion after securing £3m of growth capital from YFM Equity Partners
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Deliveroo extends delivery in London to midnight
Deliveroo has extended its delivery hours in London from 11pm to midnight.
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Yau not involved in new Ichibuns concept
Alan Yau, the founder of Wagamama, Busaba Eathai and Hakkasan, has distanced himself from having any involvement in Ichibuns, the new Japanese burger concept, which is gearing up to open in London’s Soho.
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NewsFY lfls up 8.2% at Wagamama
Wagamama saw turnover for the year to 23 April 2017 increase 15.8% to £266.1m on the back of its continued expansion
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Wagamama joins Rushden Lakes
Wagamama has joined the line-up at the £140m retail and leisure development Rushden Lakes, the Northamptonshire Telegraph reports.
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Limeyard appoints operations director
Cote has appointed Christine Chung, formerly of Caprice Holdings, as operations director for its Limeyard concept
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Analysis & InsightInside track: Next in line
A plethora of changes at the top across some of the UK’s leading and up-and-coming eating and drinking-out groups has thrown up questions on the role of succession planning in the sector and whether private-equity groups are increasingly questioning existing growth strategies and those they have backed to implement them in the face of a challenging trading environment. Mark Wingett gets the thoughts of leading recruitment executives.
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Lucky Voice to add to London estate
Lucky Voice, the karaoke bar operator, is to add to its London estate with an opening near Ludgate Hill
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Analysis & InsightKeeping the Express on track
The season of changes at the top of the UK’s leading restaurant brands continued earlier this week with the abrupt departure of Richard Hodgson as chief executive of PizzaExpress. Mark Wingett examines his time at the helm of the UK’s largest casual dining brand and why the company’s future growth is increasingly dependent on its expansion plans in the Far East.
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Byron appoints Saunders as head of property
Byron, the Hutton Collins-backed group, has appointed Adrian Saunders, formerly of Wagamama, as its new head of property
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NewsWagamama continues European expansion
Wagamama has secured a site in Milan, where it hopes to open a number of sites this year, and is also aiming to add three more in Madrid in 2017, MCA has learnt.
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Jones to step down from Caffe Nero
Helen Jones is to step down as group executive director of Caffe Nero, after five years with the coffee chain
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Analysis & InsightCoping mechanism
With Simon Cope installed as Byron’s new managing director, does the appointment and continued search for a chief executive throw up more questions than it answers?