UKHospitality welcomes second reading of 'Tips Bill'
A private members’ bill that would require employers to ensure all tips and service charges they receive are paid to workers in full has had its second reading in Parliament.
Archives for July 15, 2022
Latest opening: The Japanese
The newest addition to Mayfair member’s club Annabel’s has an Asian focus.
The lowdown: super premium patisserie
London is now awash with high-end patisserie counters practicing one-upmanship in pastry. Greggs the baker they ain’t.
Flash-grilled: Henrik Ritzén
The Swedish chef, who runs the stove at the Double Red Duke in the Cotswolds, on making his peace with a bad review, Thomas Keller, and memories of Racine.
Friday Five: the week's top news
This week's top news stories include Jeremy Clarkson finally opening his Diddly Squat farm restaurant, Scott’s heading to Richmond, and Le Cochon Aveugle announcing its permanent closure.
Sessions to open Islington mini food hall
Sessions, the group behind Brighton’s Shelter Hall food hall, is heading to London with the opening of a smaller venue in Islington.
Fears of 'irreparable loss of business and jobs' as further train strikes announced
Long-term train strikes will lead to an 'irreparable loss of hospitality business and jobs', the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has warned.
D&D London closes Aster after five years
D&D London has closed its Aster restaurant in London Victoria’s Nova development after five years of trading.
Foodservice inflation 'may yet rise further' as it hits double digits for fourth successive month
Inflation in the foodservice sector topped 10% for the fourth successive month in May and could rise further, the latest CGA by NielsenIQ and Prestige Foodservice Price Index warns.