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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.

  • Apr- 2018 -
    20 April
    Hunter 486

    Hunter 486 unveils new spring menu

    Hunter 486, located within five-star hotel The Arch London, has created a new spring menu. Developed by head chef Gary Durrant, the new menu is inspired by ‘Best of British’ recipes using only the freshest seasonal ingredients such as lamb, Dorset crab, Jersey royals, asparagus, peas and watercress. Hunter 486’s…

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  • 20 April
    Owner of ‘best restaurant in the world’ to open second outlet

    Owner of ‘best restaurant in the world’ to open second outlet

    A chef whose North Yorkshire restaurant has been described as the ‘best in the world’ in the annual in TripAdvisor awards last year, is set to open a new restaurant called Roots in the heart of York. There is no firm opening date for the new restaurant as of yet…

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  • 20 April
    Costa, Wetherspoon, Greggs and Mitchells & Butlers named customers’ favourite brands

    Costa, Wetherspoon, Greggs and Mitchells & Butlers named customers’ favourite brands

    Costa, JD Wetherspoon, Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery, Miller & Carter and Greggs are among the businesses with the most momentum in the out of home eating and drinking sectors at the moment, a new report reveals. The ‘CGA EI | Stone & River Brand Momentum Report’ analyses CGA data to…

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  • 19 April
    New Soho Cantonese restaurant to serve food through tiny hole in the wall

    New Soho Cantonese restaurant to serve food through tiny hole in the wall

    A new Cantonese restaurant will be opening today (19 April) through a window decorated with traditional Mandarin calligraphy on Greek Street, Soho. The Pleasant Lady Jianbing Trading Stall will be serving traditional jianbing (like a Chinese burrito) from 11:30am to 8:30pm. The hatch will be offering jianbing for £1 during…

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  • 18 April
    UK restaurants continue to expand despite recent struggles

    UK restaurants continue to expand despite recent struggles

    Many casual dining brands continued to expand on British high streets over the last year, despite the host of challenges facing the eating and drinking out sector. According to the Market Growth Monitor from CGA and AlixPartners, Britain had 122,221 licensed premises at December 2017 – a drop of just…

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  • 17 April
    Chef Martin Morales to open London’s first Peruvian bakery next month

    Chef Martin Morales to open London’s first Peruvian bakery next month

    Chef and former iTunes head Martin Morales is due to open Andina Panaderia, London’s first Peruvian bakery in May. The bakery’s aim is to celebrate female Andean chefs and will be led by head pastry chef Ana Velasquez and the menu will consist of savory items such as Chancay bread…

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  • 17 April
    Jamie Oliver’s Australian restaurant group falls into administration

    Jamie Oliver’s Australian restaurant group falls into administration

    Jamie Oliver has been forced to surrender his Australian restaurant group as it was placed in the hands of voluntary administrators. The restaurants in Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane and Parramatta are to be rescued by the Brisbane-based Hallmark. The group’s Canberra restaurant has been closed immediately. The Naked Chef had…

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  • 16 April
    Colliers International

    High street collapse down to higher business rates, says Colliers

    Fifteen major retailers or restaurant groups have gone into CVA or administration in the twelve months since the April 2017 Business Rates Revaluation, according to Colliers International, the global commercial real estate agency and consultancy. Ten of those have happened since the beginning of this year – in the last…

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  • 16 April
    Lemongrass

    Lemongrass Group looks for equity partner for continued growth

    The award winning Lemongrass Group has announced it is seeking a business partner following the opening of its 13th branch. The company, which makes a profit of £15,000 per month per site, will listen to offers for up to 50% of the company from the right partner. Expansion until now…

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  • 16 April
    The Old Ship Hotel relaunches as The Wardroom

    The Old Ship Hotel relaunches as The Wardroom

    The Old Ship Hotel in Brighton, part of the Cairn Collection, will relaunch its restaurant with a new look, menu and new name – The Wardroom. The hotel’s bar has also been renamed to The Mess Deck, with a new summer menu. Officially launching today, The Wardroom have invited 60…

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