Dine Out March incoming 🙌 Plenty to get stuck into this month, including a recap of this year's #NationalBurgerAwards winners, an interview with Amazónico Restaurants' Thomas Lecoq ahead of the group's Miami launch, a Q&A with Buster's co-founder Tommy Kempton – and so much more! Also featuring The Hoxton, TGI Fridays UK, Fat Hippo, Mollie's, Burgh Island Hotel and Pilchard Inn and The Cumberland Hotel London. Read the full issue for free here: https://lnkd.in/g3dkRGY
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Dine Out is the gentle evolution of the Casual Dining Magazine brand, now becoming the only monthly printed magazine exclusively for the UK restaurant industry. The way UK consumers choose to dine out has evolved over the past six years and Dine Out magazine encapsulates that progression, documenting the myriad styles and levels of restaurants where diners go for quality food, drink and hospitality.
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As the Asian food revolution continues to enthral consumers across the UK, we took the chance to quiz the Leong brotherson what it’s like to own and operate several authentic Asian dining concepts in the heart of London’s Chinatown. Ft. Geoff ' Leong Royal opening of China Exchange and Lucas Leong. Read it free here:
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Work gets underway to bring restaurant and beer hall to Sheffield. With comment from Ben Stubbs. Two Thirds Beer Co. Full story here:
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Tatar Bunar, a new Ukrainian restaurant from restaurateurs Alex Cooper and Anna Andriienko, is now open on Curtain Road in Shoreditch. More here:
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Birmingham Restaurant Festival issues first line-up announcement. With comment from Alex Nicholson-Evans. Find out more here:
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A new kiosk restaurant and wine bar from Ryan Jacovides opens in Margate next week. More here:
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Recent research conducted by the Licensed Trade Charity and KAM Insight reveals that absenteeism is costing the hospitality industry £305m a year. With comment from Chris Welham. Full story here: