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The Vietnamese food chain announced that it will open a new store at 1 Wheeler Street Cambridge, and will be giving away a free bowl of pho on opening day followed by its soft launch.

Almost a year on from Big Fernand's UK debut, we sat down with the Mathieu Durand to explore what lessons they've learned and how they've carved out a niche in what is a very competitive burger market.

Following positive results in its full year report for 2015, the fast food giant announced that it plans to roll out table service nationwide.

The coffee chain brand announced that it has priced an underwritten public offering of senior notes.

MenuLab is designed for cafes, restaurants, hotels and any business serving food to the public and is available on Google Play and from the App Store free of charge.

The coffee chain launched a new packaging design for its chilled cup range found in grocery and convenience outlets. The chilled coffees will also be relaunched under the Starbucks brand to support the new look.

Pret A Manger’s senior equipment manager Dirk Wissmann has been confirmed for a headline Keynote Q&A at Commercial Kitchen, the new event for UK’s catering equipment industry, taking place on 7-8 June.

According to a story by the Daily Mail, PepsiCo will open its own restaurant with cuisine 'inspired by the exploration of the kola nut' in New York City in the spring.

According to an article by Olive Press, the fast food chain dominated 40% of Spain’s fast food market with 474 restaurants nationwide.

Research done by Horizons in its Eating Out-Look report found that consumer eating out hits 3 year high at 72%.

The brand's stores around the world are offering new twists on classic beverages.

The Vietnamese street food restaurant group gained Gluten Free accreditation from Coeliac UK for its 17 restaurants across the UK.

Research done by Horizons found that a modest climb in the number of people eating out over Christmas 2015 suggests that the sector is now back into a period of gradual growth following a stall in its recovery last summer.

According to a story by the Sun, the fast food chain put its signature Big Mac sauce up for sale in supermarket shelves in Australia.

According to a story by the Irish Independent, Burger King has made a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland (ASAI) over an advert aired by Supermac's.

The two healthy food brands are putting their strengths together to encourage their customers into a healthier lifestyle, teaming up to offer personal training and yoga studios at Hummus Bros' basements in Cheapside and Exmouth Market. More venues will open in 2016.