All Food & Beverage articles – Page 15
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OnlineGreggs mulls over international expansion plans as it posts record results
High street bakery chain Greggs is considering international expansion plans over the next five years, as it reported record results for last year.
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Italian restaurant to replace Nobu on Berkeley Street
Italian restaurant Il Borro has signed a 20-year lease at 15 Berkeley Street, which will be its first foray into the UK market.
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Japanese fusion chain Nobu to close Mayfair restaurant
Upmarket restaurant set to close one West End branch and open another in a new Nobu Hotel later this year
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Sessions Market adds first food hall to Brighton’s menu
Town will be launchpad for new brand.
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Trilogy prepares hotel application for TfL HQ
Trilogy Real Estate is preparing to submit plans to convert Transport for London’s (TfL’s) headquarters overlooking St James’s Park into a 500-room hotel.
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Iceland discount brand has big expansion plan
The food WAREHOUSE is one of the fastest-growing retail park outlets. But can it take on Aldi and Lidl?
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Why microbreweries are taking large warehouse space
As consumer interest in craft beer rises, microbrewers are increasingly opting to move out of their small homes and into modern industrial sites that will boost their growth.
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Can dark kitchens really deliver?
’Dark kitchens’ designed to meet demand for food deliveries are appearing on industrial sites, but will objections from locals and planners stymie their growth?
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Malton flourishing as foodie focus boosts town’s footfall
Artisanal ethos is helping to drive the Yorkshire town’s economy
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Taka set to open its second restaurant in the UK
Japanese eatery Taka has signed a lease for a 2,500 sq ft restaurant at 109 Marylebone High Street, its second opening in the UK.
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McDonald’s delivers its first UK ‘dark kitchen’
South-west London facility will help meet growing demand for home deliveries
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Sustainability is retail’s salvation
Retail is facing a universal issue – caution – and in great waves.
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The Restaurant Group completes sale and leaseback of HQ
The Restaurant Group has completed the sale and leaseback of its HQ at 5-7 Marshalsea Road, Southwark for around £27m to a Japanese buyer.
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How Stonegate is raising the bar for pubs
The pub and bar firm is set to become the biggest in the sector. Its chief executive tells Property Week about the future of the industry.
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New training facility for MK Dons football club at MK Bowl
Milton Keynes Development Partnership and Milton Keynes Council have agreed to host a new training facility at the MK Bowl.
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Landsec makes trio of restaurant lettings in Portsmouth
Landsec has announced that it has let three new restaurants across 9,800 sq ft of space in Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth.
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Appetite for pubs stays strong
Robyn Wilson asks whether the British pub sector is starting to pick up after years of decline
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Seven Dials venture has KERB appeal
The street-food membership organisation is making its bricks-and-mortar debut in Covent Garden. Simon Creasey assesses its prospects
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Red Oak Taverns buys 18-pub portfolio
Red Oak Taverns is set to acquire 18 pubs after receiving funding from OakNorth Bank.
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Hong Kong developer agrees to buy Greene King
CK Asset Holdings, the Hong Kong-based property developer that bought 5 Broadgate for £1bn last year, has agreed to buy pub group Greene King in a £2.7bn deal.
