Design

The restaurant group will also feature a new menu and cocktail list across the country.

The new outlet also contains their first ‘restaurant-within-a-restaurant’ dining room concept.

The first restaurant to showcase a new look will be Carluccio’s Chester later this month.

The site claims to have the longest tea wall in the world.

It has created specially-designed buckets made of bone china to celebrate the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The move follows a round of bad publicity over its management of the Canadian chain.

It has also announced the commencement of its deposit return scheme trial in Brighton.

The new interior reflects the brand’s core Japanese values of ‘Kaizen’, which translates as positive change.

The kit includes sniffable patches of chocolate, coffee, red wine, beer and bacon flavours.

Design director Michael Sinclair offers his insight into what further design trends will be shaping the hospitality industry in 2018.

Chindogu are gadgets to solve everyday issues that aren’t usually thought to be worth solving.

It is refreshing its menu, adding build-your-own burgers, and a new range of shakes.

Its Stonegate venue will be made into a diner and shop to open in March.

At the moment, the wand is only capable of asking the app to make the last order on the user's Just Eat account.

It is also celebrating the work of 210 local charities around the country as part of its Cheer for Good initiative.

The Selfieccino enables customers’ selfies to be printed on the froth of their cappuccinos with edible food colouring.