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Budget hotel sector has become bloated

Budget hotel sector has become bloated

By Chris Druce

UK budget hotels have become bloated with unnecessary amenities presenting an opportunity for a new breed of ‘economy’ accommodation, according to the man behind Premiere Classe

ACA reveal Annual Awards of Excellence 2010 winners

ACA reveal Annual Awards of Excellence 2010 winners

By Becky Paskin

Hospitality staff from The Ritz, Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons and Gleneagles hotel have dominated the Academy of Culinary Arts’ Annual Awards of Excellence 2010 list of winners

Ping Pong to accelerate restaurant expansion

Ping Pong to accelerate restaurant expansion

By Martyn Leek

Ping Pong, the London-based dim sum restaurant chain, has unveiled plans to accelerate expansion in the UK and abroad, while launching a new takeaway concept

Restaurants and pubs face tough year ahead

Restaurants and pubs face tough year ahead

By Chris Druce

Restaurants and pubs have been urged to ‘stay on top of their game’ after new data revealed just how tight trading within the UK eating out market remains

Pearls of Wisdom: Michael Wignall

Pearls of Wisdom: Michael Wignall

By Becky Paskin

Michael Wignall is the executive chef of the Michelin-starred Latymer at Pennyhill Park, Exclusive Hotels’ Surrey country house property. He has previously held Michelin stars for Waldo’s at Cliveden House and the Devonshire Arms.

Les Ambassadeurs launches non-members restaurant

Les Ambassadeurs launches non-members restaurant

By Becky Paskin

Private members club Les Ambassadeurs in Mayfair has announced the launch of The Milroy, a fine dining restaurant that will welcome public diners for lunch for the first time in the club’s history

Coalition government good news for hospitality

Coalition government good news for hospitality

By Becky Paskin

The new coalition government formed by the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats yesterday should have a positive effect on the hospitality industry, experts have said

Hygiene: What to do if things go wrong

Hygiene: What to do if things go wrong

By Chris Druce

Running a hospitality business and keeping on top of hygiene day-to-day can be a challenge, but there are things you can do when the occasional slip-up occurs to rescue your reputation and prevent bad word of mouth.

After hours with... Paul Skinner

After hours with... Paul Skinner

By Emma Eversham

Paul Skinner, director of food and beverage at The Langham hotel in London, talks about his achievements, helping to win the hotel its recent Tea Guild award and why he loves working in the hotel sector

Hygiene: Inspirational cleaning ideas

Hygiene: Inspirational cleaning ideas

By Emma Eversham

Cleaning, while essential, may not be the most exciting aspect of a job in the hospitality industry, but maybe you'll feel inspired with some of these different ideas for keeping things clean.

Food hygiene, the law

Food hygiene, the law

By Rod Hunt

If you work in the hospitality industry, you will be in no doubt that it is one of the most heavily regulated business sectors. But do you know what the consequences are for your business and its employees if there is a breach of food safety rules?

World's 50 Best lunch at Bar Boulud

World's 50 Best lunch at Bar Boulud

By Becky Paskin

As the S.Pellegrino World's 50 Best awards drew to a close for another year, BigHospitality caught up with Daniel Boulud at his first London restaurant at Mandarin Oriental Hotel, where he cooked for the top 50 chefs in the world

SRA and top chefs at Real Food Festival Trade Day

SRA and top chefs at Real Food Festival Trade Day

By Emma Eversham

The Sustainable Restaurant Association will be giving restaurateurs tips on how to make their business more environmentally friendly at the Real Food Festival Trade Day next week

Business profile: Jonathan Kaye of Prezzo

Business profile: Jonathan Kaye of Prezzo

By Paul Wootton

Belonging to one of the UK's great restaurant dynasties has set the bar high for Prezzo chief executive Jonathan Kaye. He's learned to move with the times - including giving his first media interview

Make hospitality hygiene a priority

Make hospitality hygiene a priority

By Becky Paskin

At the start of a week-long hygiene feature on BigHospitality, we take a look at why making hygiene practices a top priority for your hotel, restaurant or pub could be the secret to business success.

Pearls of Wisdom: Michel Roux

Pearls of Wisdom: Michel Roux

By Joe Lutrario

Among the most influential chefs in the world, Michel Roux set up Le Gavroche with brother Albert in 1967. Five years later, he left London for the Waterside Inn, Bray, which has now held three stars for 25 years

S&M Café chain up for sale

S&M Café chain up for sale

By Emma Eversham

Smash Foods, operator of sausage and mash-style restaurant chain S&M Café has put the six-strong group up for sale

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