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Ross Clark, director of operations at The Caledonian Edinburgh

Clark to lead The Caledonian Edinburgh through multi-million investment

The city centre hotel is entering a new phase of its 120-year history, having just become part of the Curio Collection by Hilton.
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Fhior hosts its first exclusive vegan ‘Mixtapes’ fine-dining experience

The Mixtapes concept is an intimate supper club for up to 10 people, taking guests on a culinary journey inspired by the diversity of music mixtapes
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McIntyre’s mission to turn Scots village into a ‘dining destination’  

In the wake of a successful career in recruitment - and a cancer diagnosis - Paisley-born entrepreneur Danny McIntyre has found his second calling in hospitality.
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Pie Sports make match day satisfying whatever the final score

The brand will be available in three Scottish football grounds for the coming season – but all its pies can be ordered online, including in ‘party box’ format.
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Dundee Cocktail Week brought forward to become a summer event

Some 25 venues have signed up to take part in the 10-day cocktail celebration, including high-end cocktail bars Bird and Bear, Jute Bar and Temple Lane.

Simeone brings ‘Somewhere by Nico’ cocktail concept to Edinburgh

The cocktail operation opening comes just ahead of a new flagship Edinburgh West location for the Six by Nico restaurant brand.
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Gary Rice joins Cameron House on Loch Lomond as its new director of operations

Glaswegian Gary has honed his expertise across a range of UK hotels, rising through the ranks within national hospitality brands including Hilton, Jurys and Thistle.
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Mikaku launches elevated Japanese street food menu with a bang

"It was great to see so many recognisable faces at the launch party. It is always nice to see people enjoying the fruits of our labour!"
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Leith’s new ASKR serves up luxury lobster lunch on a budget

Aiming to offer ‘incredible fine dining with an edge’, Ashmore cooks using a firepit installed at the heart of his newly-opened space on Leith’s Constitution St.
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Joel Bastian of The Kitchin named as Scotland’s top sommelier

Born in Alsace, France, Joel spent 10 years in hospitality in his native country, before venturing to Scotland, and joining The Kitchin team.

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