Tom Vaughan
How to create a good hospitality staff culture
In a notoriously tough labour market, having a positive workplace culture is important. We speak to some of the industry’s best places to work to find the secret to nurturing a healthy culture
Menuwatch: Ploussard, Clapham Junction, London
Launching under the radar in April, Clapham Junction’s Ploussard has grown into a word-of-mouth sensation
How talent and graft have brought Larry Jayasekara to the stoves of Mayfair's Cocochine
Menuwatch: Mýse, Hovingham, Yorkshire
How to open a second hospitality site: When is the time right?
Roux Scholarship winners reap their rewards (finally)
Footy Scran: How caterers are redefining the match-day food experience
Once the home of tepid pies and Bovril, football food has undergone a revolution. Here's how[...]
How to cost a menu
Getting your prices right can be the difference between success and failure. Tom Vaughan asks experts[...]
Menuwatch: Where There’s Smoke, Masham
Jon Atashroo opened Where There’s Smoke in deepest rural Yorkshire after 15 years of London life.[...]
Adam Handling on being the bad boy of British TV
Fresh from being crowned Champion of Champions of Great British Menu, chef Adam Handling talks about[...]
Bouchon Racine is reborn in London’s Farringdon
After eight years, legendary Knightsbridge bistro Racine is reborn as Bouchon Racine in London’s Farringdon. Owners Henry Harris and David Strauss tell why now was the right time for its return"
Menuwatch: The Pass, South Lodge hotel, Horsham
Chef Ben Wilkinson is hoping to bring both stability and a new wave of success at South Lodge with his modern take on classic flavours
Honey & Co gets a new home in London
After 10 years on London’s Warren Street, Sarit Packer and Itamar Srulovich’s Middle Eastern-inspired Honey & Co is moving to a bigger site across town
A look inside Arcade Food Hall from JKS in London
In April, JKS restaurants launched Arcade Food Hall at London’s Centre Point. Tom Vaughan caught up[...]
Apricity is the sustainable restaurant of Chantelle Nicholson's dreams
This month, chef Chantelle Nicholson launches her first solo restaurant, Apricity in London’s Mayfair, taking the[...]
Manteca takes 'nose-to-tail' to a new level
Manteca has become one of London’s most talked-about new openings, picking up praise for its literal[...]
A bigger splash: the Little Chartroom's Roberta and Shaun Hall-McCarron on opening Eleanore
Since 2018, the Little Chartroom in Edinburgh has built a loyal fanbase and won rave reviews[...]
How D&D London is solving the skills gap and staff shortage with its hospitality summer school
With nearly 18% of its workforce unfilled, D&D London has launched a Summer School for those without hospitality experience, with the opportunity to apply for a vacancy at the group. "
James Knappett on reopening two-Michelin-starred Kitchen Table and the end of Bubbledogs
After deciding to retire hotdog restaurant Bubbledogs during lockdown, owners James Knappett and Sandia Chang are relaunching their two-Michelin-starred Kitchen Table, with more space and a revamped interior.
Will hospitality pay the price for the sugar tax?
The National Food Strategy Report filled the headlines with stories of salt and sugar taxes and recommendations on a radical overhaul of the UK food system.
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