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Taco Bell set to take on the North

Taco Bell set to take on the North

The Mexican food chain is expanding its presence across the North of England with the help of Lambert Smith Hampton's (LSH) Sheffield office.

Starbucks revenues grows to $5 billion in Q2, while mobile pay usage doubles

The coffee chain brand reported consolidated net revenues rising 9% in the 13-week fiscal second quarter ended March 27, 2016.

Le Pain Quotidien urges customers to Pay It Forward

The brand is encouraging its guests to celebrate National Pay It Forward Day from 25th April to 1st May.

Mayor of London visits Subway store

Boris Johnson paid a visit to the Uxbridge Subway store (224 Uxbridge High Street) on the 22nd of April.

Starbucks launches new emoji mobile

The new Starbucks Keyboard for mobile, the coffee chain's first emoji app, features Frappuccino blended beverages, iced tea, coffee, and even a purple unicorn sipface.

McDonald's global comp sales rises 6.2% for Q1

The fast food chain announced its results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2016.

Le Pain Quotidien offers Pastries and Paintings masterclass

To celebrate the National Gallery's current exhibition 'Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art', Le Pain Quotidien is offering a Pastries and Paintings masterclass with head pastry chef and art historian Ben Street.

Starbucks brings new express format store to Chicago

On April 21st, the brand unveiled its first Starbucks express format store in Chicago.

Introducing Cocotte, a new rotisserie chicken restaurant

A new rotisserie chicken restaurant is based in Notting Hill, and will be serving roast chicken to eat in or takeaway with classic side dishes and healthy salads.

McDonald's teams up with SOTI to rollout new tablets

A new partnership between McDonald’s UK and Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) firm SOTI will enable the rollout of a new customer experience initiative for the fast food brand.

Wolverhampton trumps London on food spending, says research

According to the latest research by VoucherCodes.co.uk, Brits are spending considerably less money on food than they did four years ago.

Early Easter provides a boost to British leisure spending in March, says research

Greene King Leisure Spend Tracker revealed that British households spent considerably more on leisure activities in March due to the Easter holiday falling earlier in 2016.

Burger King rebrands as 'Burger Queen' for Queen's birthday

The Tottenham Court Road Burger King store had a temporary make over, rebranding to Burger Queen in honour of Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday.

Caffix £1 coffee concept closes down

The brand announced on its website that it will be closing its Newman Street shop.

McDonald’s confirms contracts trial

The fast food chain announced that it is trialling new methods to offer a range of flexible and fixed hours contracts.

Coffee shop sales to top £3 billion in 2016, says research

New research from Mintel reveals that in 2016 coffee shop sales are set to reach a record new high as the market tops £3 billion.