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All Grind articles
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NewsGrind completes £15m investment round
The coffee business, which also completed on the acquisition of ready-to-drink coffee company Bottleshot, will use some of the funds to expand its coffee shop estate
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NewsGrind launches charitable coffee foundation
It aims to begin reversing some of the damage caused by the coffee industry, with a committment to removing two coffee pods’ worth of plastic from the ocean for every Grind pod sold
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NewsGrind sees partial bounce back
The coffee shop operator’s larger venues have returned to pre-pandemic levels, but smaller city sites are still struggling with decreased footfall
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Weekend PressThe direct approach keeps Grind’s coffee cup half-full
Founder David Abrahamovitch saw his restaurants close overnight, but then a sideline began to thrive, The Times reports
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NewsGrind contains losses to £1.2m
The company has completed a “significant equity investment” round which has strengthened its balance sheet and provided funds to scale the group in the UK and internationally
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InterviewsGrind: ‘Retail coffee has subsidised our business’
Coffee shop, bar and restaurant operator Grind has taken on millions of pounds of debt, which will need to be paid back at some point, but the business is in a good position despite the past year being extremely tough, founder and CEO David Abrahamovitch has said.
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InterviewsGrind CEO David Abrahamovitch: ‘Lockdown was the best and worst thing for our business’
When it comes to location, Grind’s situation couldn’t be worse, admits founder and CEO David Abrahamovitch. With sites directly outside some of London’s used-to-be busiest stations – Liverpool Street, London Bridge and Bank – the coffee brand is one of many attempting to navigate its recovery in the now deserted capital, and Abrahamovitch is under no illusion that trade will return to normal anytime soon.
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NewsGrind: 'No one will lose their jobs as a result of the virus'
Grind, the restaurant, coffee shop and bar brand, has vowed none of its staff will lose their jobs as a result of the virus.
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NewsGrind: 'We are an alcohol-led business now'
Grind, the genre-busting café, bar and restaurant group, has just made it three times a charm with an emphatic crowdfunded raise of £3.5m. As the stylish Insta-friendly operator opens its eleventh site in Broadgate Circle, Finn Scott-Delany catches up with founder David Abrahamovitch.
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NewsGhalleb et al to launch Gold in Notting Hill
Former Grind operations director Alex Ghalleb is launching restaurant and late night bar Gold on the site of the Portobello Gold pub.
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NewsGrind reveals new sites ahead of Crowdcube campaign
Grind, the coffee shop, bar and restaurant group, has revealed details of six confirmed central London openings in the next 18 months, plus a new coffee roasting facility, ahead of its return to Crowdcube later this week.
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NewsSoulmate Food founder unveils new concept
A meal kit entrepreneur and author is launching a LA-inspired healthy eating concept in Manchester’s Spinningfields.