In a session at UKHospitality’s Summer Conference last week, CGA’s group chief executive Phil Tate cut through the noise to separate facts about trends and developments from fiction. Here are seven of his key messages.
Comptoir Libanais, Darwin & Wallace, El Gato Negro, PizzaExpress and Wok to Walk are a few of this week’s new openings.
Independence Day – also known as the 4th of July – is officially here. As Americans prepare to head out
Peter Martin brings the Atlantic Club to Manchester, UK to connect stateside operators with the UK’s finest, and discuss the vast potential the city offers for site growth and expansion.
The new report combines Fentimans’ deep knowledge of premium drinks with in-depth data and authoritative analysis from research consultancy CGA, as well as expert opinions of influencers, taste makers and leaders within the drinks industry. Report is now available to download for free.
CGA’s Karl Chessell shared the most important trends and developments at the Future of Finance conference—and here are some of the key messages.
The eating and drinking out sector needs to fight its corner hard in government to secure the best outcomes on Brexit and many more issues, UKHospitality CEO Kate Nicholls told CGA’s Future of Finance conference.
Brunning & Price, Archie’s, Flat Iron, Slim Chickens and Vertigo round out this week’s list of new openings.
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A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with
A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with
This week, bars and restaurants across the globe are taking part in Negroni Week, an initiative led by Imbibe Magazine
As Worthy Farm in Somerset prepares to open its doors to 135,000 people for this week’s Glastonbury Festival, new data from CGA shows that festival-goers spend an average of £123 beyond the price of their ticket at a typical festival. The research reveals that consumers spend an average of £23.71 per day on food, and £32.27 per day on alcoholic drinks—figures that equate to nearly a third of the average Briton’s total monthly spend on eating and drinking out.
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