Friday five: the week's top hospitality stories
The sad and sudden death of chef Paul Kitching, chef-patron at Edinburgh's restaurant with rooms 21212, was this week's most read story in hospitality.
The sad and sudden death of chef Paul Kitching, chef-patron at Edinburgh's restaurant with rooms 21212, was this week's most read story in hospitality.
The chef-patron at Amuse in Aberdeen on his admiration for Phil Howard and Angela Hartnett, a hatred of clutter and getting help from KFC when at The Savoy.
Councils are reversing planning decisions made during the pandemic, which allowed restaurants to set-up extensive outdoor dining terraces.
A restaurant that champions a circular, low waste approach to cooking will open in Hackney next year.
Tributes have been paid to chef Paul Kitching who has died suddenly.
Carter’s of Moseley chef Brad Carter will bring his spin-off brand One Star Döner Bar to his home city of Birmingham early next year.