The closure of Paul Foster's GrassFed, and new projects for The Groucho Club, Des Gunewardena, and Sandwich Sandwich are among this week's most-read stories.
The Antipodean trio behind successful restaurant and coffee brand Caravan are hitting the road later this year having lined up their debut regional site.
Brands including Albert’s Schloss, Gail’s Bakery, Five Guys, Nando’s, Dishoom, and F1 Arcade we among the winners at last night’s MCA Hospitality Awards.
TĀTĀ Eatery founders Ana Gonçalves and Zijun Meng are to relaunch their pioneering katsu sando concept TÓU above The Globe Tavern in London’s Borough Market.
Britain’s top hospitality groups achieved modest like-for-like sales growth of 1.4% in February, the latest CGA RSM Hospitality Business Tracker reveals.
The executive pastry chef for London-based pub and hotel group Cubitt House on the best drink to pair with mince pies, her first industry job, and learning from criticism.
Chick ‘n’ Sours and Chicken Shop co-founder Carl Clarke has launched a food-focused incubator to help entrepreneurs get their products on supermarket shelves.
Award-winning Bristol-based operator Sandwich Sandwich is to make its debut in the capital later this year having secured a site in the City of London.
High-profile cooking competition the Roux Scholar 2024 has revealed the six chefs that will compete in its final next month following regional finals in London and Birmingham.
A new location for Sheffield fine dining restaurant Jöro and a damp squib of a budget for the hospitality sector were among the biggest stories of the week.
Matt Abé, chef-patron at three Michelin-starred Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, has been named as the new chair of judges for National Chef of the Year (NCOTY).
Companies House has begun rolling out ‘new and enhanced powers’ to improve the quality and reliability of its data and tackle misuse of the companies register.
The hospitality sector has reacted with criticism to the Spring Budget after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt failed to announce a much-needed reduction to VAT or business rates.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has frozen alcohol duty until February 2025 in a ‘tax-cutting’ Budget designed to warm up voters ahead of an imminent general election.
