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TGI Fridays, Five Guys amongst "most fun" hospitality brands: study
TGI Fridays, Five Guys amongst "most fun" hospitality brands: study
New research suggests that ‘fun’ is a key element many guests look for when deciding where to visit.
Meatcure closes last restaurant, citing “excessive” rents and rates
The business closed four out of five restaurants in 2017.
Domino's considering succession planning amid franchisee row
Franchisees have argued they deserve a greater slice of profits and have slowed down store openings.
Five Guys opens second branch in Berlin
The chain first entered the German capital last year.
Boojum launches vegan three bean chilli
The brand says it wanted to provide even more choices for consumers with plant-based diets.
Subway-backed NFL Flag Football programme expands
The initiative has already reached over 10,000 children across eight UK cities.
Baba G's, The Gentlemen Baristas amongst London Bridge market lineup
Vinegar Yard will officially open on April 3.
Splendid Restaurants-backed COLUCO comes to Tring and Thame
The Thame venue will be home to the brand’s cookery school.
Shake Shack's reopens newly-renovated Covent Garden
The chain will give away 100 Caramel Bourbon Shakes to celebrate.
Beef burgers still most popular order at GBK's London restaurants
28% of Londoners will ask for extras when ordering.
Le Pain Quotidien to halt pocketing service charge left for staff
The company said the cash will be distributed in a “fair" way.
Chik'n to open its second site
The outlet, located in Soho, will open on May.
U.S. investment fund Asteya Partners building a stake in Domino's
This comes amidst disputes between the chain's management and its franchisees.
7Bone Burger Co. unveils the PBBJ Special
The new item features a spicy jam.
Giraffe Concepts' creditors approve proposed CVA
The group will now be allowed to complete its restructuring plan.
SSP Group opens first airside Marks & Spencer food-to-go concept at Birmingham Airport
M&S believes there is a “great opportunity” to continue to grow in travel locations.
Shoppers lose patience with cash-only businesses after five months, study claims
Consumers from Birmingham reportedly expect to have a cashless option within 3.5 months.
