Edinburgh business aims to give away 15,000 pizzas this year
Pizza Geeks' 'Pizza for the People' initiative will see each of its three venues – in Haymarket, Easter Road and Leith – give away 100 pizzas each week
Magners arrival in Scotland helped redefine the cider category
With its refreshing full-bodied and well-rounded flavour - and over-ice signature serve - outdoors has become a major focus for the Magners brand.
Flame on for a successful summer of sizzling street food
Barbecues, with their primal combination of meat and fire, sizzle and smoke, appeal to the inner caveman under each customer’s civilised skin...
Buzzworks brings winter to an end with the reopening of Outboard
Operations manager Reece Wood said that the group is actively looking for new recruits to add to the teams working across its growing portfolio.
Gordon & MacPhail raises £12,500 for Moray Inshore Rescue Operation
To raise funds, a group of Gordon & MacPhail staff trekked 40-miles from Spey Bay to the company’s new distillery, The Cairn, in the Cairngorms National Park.
Clark and O’Donoghue get ready to venture ‘Under The Table’ in Edinburgh
On Dundas St, underneath Clark’s The Table, the new 50-cover bistro is inspired by Scottish produce and 'the elegantly casual but bustling restaurants of Europe’.
Mamasan cues up Scotland’s first high-fidelity ‘listening bar’
Originating from 1950s Japan, the listening bar concept blends intimate dining with audiophile-grade music listening – and now Glasgow has one!
Hotel Indigo Dundee unveils £1 million refurbishment
The Eighteen Twenty-Two bar celebrates the hotel's history, marking the date the building first opened as Dundee’s oldest linen mill.
Star Pubs sets up its licensees for 2024’s ‘Summer of sport’
Star Pubs is spending £250,000 – its biggest ever investment in a sporting event – on a marketing package to drive Euro football footfall.
Three years in charge of Tennent’s was ‘the biggest thrill’ of John’s life
John Gilligan is a man that knows a thing or two about Scottish beer, having started out as a salesman for Drybrough & Co in 1978, in a very different landscape.
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