All Five Guys articles – Page 15
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OpinionNo time for just a casual approach
Growth in the UK branded restaurant market is not being distributed equally and a new order is emerging which means there can be no casual approach to casual dining
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News
Five Guys gears up for Paris launch
Five Guys, the popular US burger chain, is set to make its debut in Continental Europe in Paris, in the first quarter of next year, M&C Report understands.
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News
Dim T returns to the acquisition trail
Tasty, the AIM-listed restaurant operator, is set to open the first site in five years under its dim sum format Dim T.
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NewsPotbelly to roll out across UK
The company bringing Potbelly, the US sandwich chain to the UK, will look at national expansion if its initial sites in London are a success, M&C Report has learnt.
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NewsUS burger chains linked with Newcastle opening
Both Shake Shack and Five Guys have been linked with an opening in Newcastle
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Intu: Continued improvement in retailer demand
Intu has reported continued improvement in retailer demand with 44 new long term leases agreed for £7m new annual rent in the year to date
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Analysis & Insight
Confidence increases as more brands plan rollouts
Confidence has increased among foodservice brands with 54% planning to open more than five outlets in the next year compared to 35% at the same point last year, new research has shown. A survey by Horizons showed that shopping centres top the target locations for expansion (mentioned by 86% in ...
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Analysis & InsightThe Crucible
Catering is the only area of chain shop expansion to have seen unbroken growth in branch numbers for more than two decades. London has become the crucible for change
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OpinionNot a smash and grab
Tom Ryan, founder of US better burger chain Smashburger, talks to M&C Report about the growing influence of the fast-casual movement, the brand’s…
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News
Smashburger sets out UK plans
Smashburger hopes to have its first UK site open by the end of this year, as it announced that Tim Lowther would be its UK managing director
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OpinionFuture's Breit for TRG chief
When Danny Breithaupt was appointed chief executive of The Restaurant Group last year, he set out his vision to double the size of the company and find the right strategy for each of the company’s brands. Dominic Walsh talks to him about the potential to roll out new concepts, the public perception of TRG and how he handles competition from young upstarts such as Five Guys.
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NewsFive Guys confirmed for MK
Five Guys has confirmed it will open in Milton Keynes this summer, after securing a site at the Xscape scheme
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OpinionLicence to develop
Toby Smith left Stonegate Pub Company looking for a new challenge. In taking the top seat at Novus Leisure he has certainly chosen one, but he tells Mark Wingett that he has a strong base on which to build and a new format that he believes could be a phenomenal success
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News
Smashburger signs UK agreement
Smashburger, the US better-burger chain, has signed an agreement with Domino’s Pizza franchisee MSG Group to launch in the UK
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NewsFive Guys strengthens regional pipeline
Five Guys has strengthened its regional openings pipeline after securing a site in Milton Keynes and its second unit in Leeds
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Neds signs international 100 site franchise deal
Neds Noodle Bar, the London-based fast food concept, has signed an international franchise deal to open up to 100 sites beginning with the UK, Germany and UAE, M&C Report has learnt
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 28-29 March
Restaurants, fast food and takeaways Domino’s tech-loving boss likes humble pie with his pizzas Patrick Doyle did not pull any punches. “It sickens me,” he told the hundreds of thousands of viewers who watched his online apology. It was just after Easter 2009 and as the boss of Domino’s in ...
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NewsFive Guys signs for Meadowhall
Five Guys, the popular US burger chain, has secured a site at the Meadowhall shopping scheme in Sheffield
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Wham Bam Tikka signs up for WestQuay
Wham Bam Tikka, the Indian street food brand, has chosen WestQuay in Southampton, for its first permanent kiosk