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Taco Bell Opens in London

Fans of American Mexican-inspired chain restaurant Taco Bell will be pleased to hear that, after an absence of over 20 years, this particular eatery has returned to our shores.

Posted 07/02/19

How to Tell if Your Site is Going to be a Problem to Sell

We speak to David Rawlinson, Director of Restaurant Property, about what makes a property harder to sell, including how to handle a problematic landlord or an outstanding rent review.

Posted 21/01/19

How to Create a Good Restaurant Supply Chain

Anyone involved in running a restaurant will know the profound importance of a solid supply chain, this is a guide to creating a good restaurant supply chain.

Posted 14/01/19

London’s Best Michelin-Starred Hotel Restaurants

A truly great hotel is so much more than a place to sleep. It has a story, an identity and provides an escape from the humdrum and everyday.

Posted 07/01/19

Restaurant Property and CDG Leisure secure the sales of Brick and Liquor in Clapham and Tooting

Restaurant Property and CDG Leisure have successfully secured the disposal of the two Brick and Liquor sites. The first, which was previously situated 47 Balham Hill, was spread over 1,199 square foot of ground floor and basement, where an undisclosed premium was paid for the benefit of the lease.

Posted 04/01/19

Where to Enjoy Game Season in London

Game season broadly begins at the beginning of September and runs until the end of January. This varies a little depending upon the type of game but is a good guideline for when you can expect to see menus start mentioning pheasant and grouse.

Posted 04/01/19

Restaurant of the Month: Sushisamba, Covent Garden

Sushisamba’s sky high Liverpool Street restaurant has been a raging success since opening its doors in 2012 and they have now debuted their second site located in the Grade II listed Market Building in the heart of Covent Garden.

Posted 03/01/19

The Best Restaurants in London for New Year’s Eve

Here are some of the more decadent options available for dinner in the capital on the 31st.

Posted 21/12/18

Danielle Agami

Notting Hill

It’s been almost 20 years since Richard Curtis’ film Notting Hill popularised this leafy district dotted with pastel properties. Back then the West London neighbourhood was seen as the bohemian and arty choice.

Posted 14/12/18

Clerkenwell

Once the stomping ground of famed English author Charles Dickens, Clerkenwell is now known as a centre of a different kind of creativity, attracting designers and architects in their droves.