Gourmet kebab chain set to open 12 new sites by end of year
German Doner Kebab (GDK) has confirmed it will open a total of 12 new branches by the end of the...
Restaurants
The latest news and updates on restaurants, from the business journalists at Catering Today. We bring you the latest on what’s happening in the restaurants, bars and catering industry, with exclusive stories, analysis, best practice and industry comment.
Katsu Kitchen shutters permanently due to Covid-19
Katsu Kitchen, a Japanese inspired restaurant in Moseley, Birmingham, has permanently closed its doors as a result of Covid-19. The...
Fat Duck restaurant shutters for two weeks amid Covid-19 cases
The Fat Duck restaurant has announced a two week voluntary closure after several of its staff members tested positive for...
Boparan owner bails out GBK
Boparan restaurant group is reportedly purchasing the Gourmet Burger King (GBK) chain through a pre-pack administration, saving 650 jobs. According...
Comptoir Libanais reports £5m pre-tax loss
Comptoir Libanais has reported a pre-tax loss of £5m for the six month period ending 30 June, from a £547,685...
Bluestone resort has restaurant proposals approved
Bluestone National Park Resort’s plan to turn Black Pool Mill into a restaurant has been approved. The Pembrokeshire Coast National...
Herman ze German to permanently close all UK sites
Herman ze German has announced the permanent closure of all its UK sites. The fast food brand, which specialises in...
The Restaurant Group faces shareholder concerns
A new shareholder resolution at restaurant chain The Restaurant Group has passed but was met with resistance. The restricted share...
Small restaurants slam Deliveroo over ‘unfair’ commission rates
Small restaurants are accusing Deliveroo of charging some larger, more well known eateries lower commission rates than locally owned chains. ...
Restaurant Group reports £235m loss, despite strong September trading
The Restaurant Group has reported a pre-tax loss of £235m for the first half of the year, despite “strong” September...
