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It also reported an EBITDA of £13.6m, up by 11.6% and an EBITDA margin of 22.5%.

It was launched to celebrate National Vegetarian Week which is taking place across the UK between 14–20 May.

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It has created specially-designed buckets made of bone china to celebrate the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

It has introduced its hand-decorated royal wedding cupcakes in three flavours.

The franchise, PJ Espana Pizzerias S.L. (PJ Espana) is owned by Drake Enterprises AG. Drake opened its first Papa John’s restaurant in Madrid in May 2016. Drake is currently present in Madrid, Barcelona, Gijón, Bilbao, Toledo, Valladolid, Zaragoza, León and Burgos.

The city may also ban new hot food takeaways close to schools.

The new location on Molesworth Street covers over 243 square meter and can hold 104 diners.

It has placed signposts in front counters, self-order screens, drive-thru, click & collect, and McDelivery app.

It is spending almost $10,000 a restaurant to add flat-screen panels that will allow workers to fulfill off-site orders more quickly.

The loan is driven to fund the roll out of its artisan pizza format from its existing Winchester base to three additional sites in South London.

The new range include chicken skewers and yogurts, as well as three new vegetarian options.

The brand extended the promotion with an additional two months, until the 4th of July.

Pure’s Halloumi Super Bowl Salad has been named as the most innovative food-to-go product at the 2018 British Sandwich and Food-to-go awards.

The 450 square feet store serves Yolkin’s signature ice cream macarons inspired by South East Asian flavours.