Friday Five: the week's top news
We round-up some of the top hospitality stories you might have missed this week.
We round-up some of the top hospitality stories you might have missed this week.
BrewDog is to start serving beer in cans upcycled from other brands as part of six-point plan to reduce its environmental impact.
Entries for high profile cooking competition National Chef of the Year are now open.
High-end restaurant group D&D London has launched an app that offers guests an ‘easier way’ to book a table at one of its locations.
Tom Aikens' return to fine dining is a singular restaurant that channels an Austin Powers meets art deco vibe.
Toby Burrowes was head chef at Phil Howard’s Michelin-starred Elystan Street restaurant in Chelsea. This week, however, he stepped down over a ‘professional difference of opinion’, and is now looking to potentially open somewhere under his own name.
Pastry chef Dominique Ansel is looking beyond Cronuts for his second London opening, Treehouse in Covent Garden, which is part boutique bakery, part bistro.