Following the recent announcement of a trial partnership with Starbucks – pod, the 23-strong healthy fast food-to-go chain, has revealed further expansion plans into 2015 to extend its footprint outside of its City of London heartland. Plans will see further investment deliver a
Starbucks is teaming up with Pod, known for its seasonal and nutritious fresh food served from 23 stores across London, to offer selected food from its breakfast and lunch ranges at three Starbucks stores in central London for a trial
Preoday has announced it has begun building free mobile apps for every one of London’s 5,000 independent takeaway restaurants. The apps let consumers place orders directly with their favourite takeaways via their smartphones. Unlike the big portals, Preoday takes no commission on
PXtech, a leading BI solutions specialist and retail technology provider, has been recognised by the Subway restaurant chain for its technical excellence and commitment to the global brand with a Special Recognition Award at the chain’s annual convention in San Diego.
Zapper, the mobile payments company, has partnered with ICRTouch, one of the UK’s leading EPoS software providers, to broaden the reach of its mobile payment technology in restaurants. Restaurants using ICRTouch’s touchscreen EPoS systems and other software will be able to use
Paul UK, the French family bakery and patisserie, has chosen Olive Communications to manage its mobile telecoms estate following a competitive three-way tender process. Paul UK is a growing high street brand with over 30 London stores, including Covent Garden,
The arrival of 1950s American eatery, Ed’s Easy Diner, to Victoria Place is giving young and disadvantaged job seekers in the city a boost, thanks to a unique employment policy held by the restaurant chain. Having opened at the end
Ham Holy Burger, an Italian burger restaurant, and its sister company, traditional Neapolitan pizza restaurant Rossopomodoro, have opened their first concessions at John Lewis’s flagship store on Oxford Street, London. Ham Holy Burger at John Lewis is the first UK
MyCheck, a leading checkout technology for restaurants and other businesses across four major markets worldwide, has announced integration into POSitouch point-of-sale software for quick service and full service restaurants. The MyCheck install onto POSitouch systems is done remotely and involves
