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Archives for January 9, 2020
Halo Burger eyes national expansion as it secures second site
Plant-based fast food brand Halo Burger is to double up with a second London site set to open in Shoreditch later this month.
Shopping centre 'sorry' to see Market Halls site close
The intu Lakeside shopping centre in Essex has insisted its £72m leisure extension is performing well despite Market Halls pulling out of the scheme.
The Pepper Collective to bring new restaurants from Rob Roy Cameron, Tom Brown, Alyn Williams and Gizzi Erskine
Chef Neil Rankin and former Benugo CEO Handley Amos are heading up a restaurant division that will provide investment opportunities, financial backing and expertise to chefs and restaurateurs to help them launch new ventures.
The Lowdown: The Cheese Suite
Café Rouge is opening what it claims is the world's first cheese-themed hotel.
Bar advert banned for encouraging 'binge drinking'
A bar promotion offering ‘over 50 cold pints at your fingertips’ has been banned for encouraging ‘excessive drinking’.
Deliveroo to launch Edinburgh HQ
Deliveroo is to open a flagship headquarters in Edinburgh this year, which it says will create 70 high-skilled jobs.
Aiden Byrne closes Restaurant MCR
Aiden Byrne has permanently shut his Restaurant MCR site in Manchester.
Baton Berisha takes the reins at Bill's as Campbell and Hills depart
Bills executive chairman David Campbell and managing director Sarah Hills have left the all-day dining group with Baton Berisha, managing director of The Ivy Collection, taking on the running of the Richard Caring-backed chain.
Hickory’s Smokehouse receives £13m investment to fire up expansion
American barbecue brand Hickory’s Smokehouse has received a £13m funding package from alternative lender ThinCats to accelerate its roll out of restaurants.
James Cochran's GOAT site at Croydon Boxpark has closed
The first permanent location for chef James Cochran's GOAT street food venture has closed less than six months after opening.