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Young entrepreneur nets £550k to expand hospitality business

Operators by Andrew Seymour on 9th November 2020

A young entrepreneur has secured £550,000 funding to support the expansion of his hospitality business. Louis Dixon, 22, founder of The Deep Beat Entertainment cafe plans to build on the 13 sites he already operates

Cork Airport unveils sustainable cafe concept and champions green catering

Best Articles by Andrew Seymour on 10th January 2020

Cork Airport is officially the first airport in Ireland to roast its own coffee beans after opening a new sustainable

Primark to capitalise on catering with launch of new café concept in Glasgow

Business Cafes Operators by Zoe Monk on 8th August 2019

The retail giant has opened its second in-store café at the Braehead Shopping Centre with Mitie’s specialist catering business, Gather & Gather

Dunkin’ Donuts changes name, pushes ahead with revamped store design

Cafes by Andrew Seymour on 27th September 2018

Dunkin’ Donuts is to be renamed ‘Dunkin’ from January 2019, the company’s CEO has revealed. Although it will continue to

Travel hub operator SSP gets on board with fast-growing restaurant brand

Business by Andrew Seymour on 27th November 2017

SSP has partnered with fast-growing café-bar and restaurant brand Grind and plans to open an outlet at a key London

Steve Lovegrove, head of business excellence, central marketing, Compass Group

EXCLUSIVE: Compass details kitchen thinking behind first public-facing Caffe Dallucci site

Best Articles In Depth by Andrew Seymour on 27th November 2017

Caffe Dallucci is the innovative cafe brand from Compass Group and it has just opened its first public-facing site at Solent Business Park in Fareham. Extensive detail has gone into getting the flow of service

Kellogg’s crunches into foodservice market with permanent cereal café

Business by emmacalder on 14th November 2017

The emergence of 'cereal cafes' has been a trend in cities such as London during recent years, but food manufacturer Kellogg's is aiming to trump

Pubs fighting it out for fewer customer as coffee shops steal trade

Research by emmacalder on 21st September 2017

UK pubs are increasingly losing out to coffee shops when it comes to customer visits, with a million less adults

No Brexit hangover for Le Pain Quotidien as UK sales hit £38m

Business Financial by Andrew Seymour on 20th April 2017

Cafe and bakery chain Le Pain Quotidien increased its UK turnover 11% by to £38.2m last year, it annual accounts

Rapid coffee shop market expansion could see sector grind to a halt

Coffee shops News by Joe Peskett on 5th April 2017

The blistering level at which coffee outlets are growing could mean an end to the ‘coffee shop revolution’ if a

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