Nightcap
Coverage focuses on the growth, brand strategy, and operational performance of a prominent UK late-night hospitality group, including acquisitions, trading updates, new concept development, and site expansion activity. Reporting offers insights for bar operators, investors, and F&B leaders tracking consumer demand for nightlife, cocktails, and experiential venues across key urban markets.
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Jan- 2022 -10 JanuaryPubs and Bars
Nightcap sees H1 sales increase 46% to £15.5m
Nightcap has announced that during the 26-week period ending 26 December 2021, group net sales reached £15.5m. The results were 46.2% higher than in the same period in 2019 and showed a 22.4% like-for-like increase compared with the same period in 2019. Although more than 7,500 bookings for the Christmas…
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Nov- 2021 -22 NovemberPubs and Bars
Nightcap acquires Barrio Familia for £4.9m
Nightcap has announced that it has acquired the entire issued share capital of Barrio Familia for total consideration of £4.9m. Through the acquisition, Nightcap has become the operator of an additional five bars, which comprises four Latin American-inspired, Tequila-led, cocktail bars in London. The consideration paid to the vendors featured…
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15 NovemberPubs and Bars
Nightcap sees FY21 losses widen to £5.3m
Nightcap has revealed that its pre-tax losses for the full-year ending 27 June 2021 have widened to £5.3m from £616,301 the previous year. Despite the losses, revenue grew to £5.9m from £5.2m and was boosted by the acquisitions of The London Cocktail Club Limited and its subsidiaries. In addition to…
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3 NovemberPubs and Bars
Nightcap Q3 sales hit £7.6m
Nightcap has reported a 68% increase in total net sales to £7.6m for the 13-week period ending 26 September 2021. This is an increase compared with the same period in 2019, when there were no Covid restrictions on trading. The board said it now expects that its full-year results will…
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Oct- 2021 -26 OctoberPubs and Bars
Nightcap PLC to open three new London Cocktail Club sites
Nightcap PLC has announced the openings for its three new London Cocktail Club sites in November 2021. The new sites will be based in Bristol, Reading and Central London, ahead of the company’s planned opening schedule and in time for the Christmas trading period. The new 3,500 square feet site…
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Sep- 2021 -30 SeptemberPubs and Bars
London Cocktail Club to open in Reading
Nightcap has announced that it has entered into a lease for a new London Cocktail Club site in Gun Street, central Reading. The site covers an area of approximately 2,861 square feet with a 2:00am license on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. It is expected to be open before the end…
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6 SeptemberPubs and Bars
The London Cocktail Club to open in the city
Nightcap has announced that it has entered into a lease for a new The London Cocktail Club bar at 78 Queen Victoria Street in Central London. The site covers an area of approximately 1,500 square feet with a 1:00 am license and is expected to be open before the end…
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Aug- 2021 -20 AugustRestaurants
House of Gods hotel to open new Casablanca Cocktail Club
Edinburgh’s House of Gods hotel is set to launch a new restaurant – the Casablanca Cocktail Club. The hotel said the new “destination restaurant” is inspired by the “celebrity-fuelled club scene” of Los Angeles and will aim to be part restaurant, part late night hotspot. Located across a courtyard from…
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9 AugustPubs and Bars
London Cocktail Club to open in Bristol
Nightcap has announced that it has entered into a lease for a new London Cocktail Club site in Corn Street, central Bristol. The new site covers an area of approximately 3,500 square feet with a 2:30 am license over Thursday to Saturday. It is expected that the new site will…
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Jun- 2021 -8 JunePubs and Bars
Nightcap revenues surge 92% following indoor reopening
Bar group Nightcap saw unaudited group revenues for the three weeks from 17 March to 6 June grow 92% when compared to 2019 levels. While the firm was only trading with 16 of its 19 bars at that time in 2019, like-for-like sales still increased 53% for the same period.…
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