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Men eating crisps

The peckish pound: bar snacks are vital

Tap into consumer cravings with the right range of treats
bad pints

Cooler heads will prevail

Prevent poor pints with the perfect temperature
Bartender using glasswasher

A focus on the fundamentals

It was the late comedian Henny Youngman who once boasted about how his grandmother didn’t need glasses, even after her eightieth birthday, as she drank straight from the bottle.
Scottish Engineer

Engineering a new design

Several of the nation’s engineering greats – including Alexander Graham Bell and John Logie Baird – have served as inspiration for the redesign of a pub in Edinburgh.
Mountblow Bar

Breath of fresh air for Clydebank bar

A pub in the Dalmuir area of Clydebank recently reopened its doors following an ÂŁ80,000 refurbishment by Iona Pub Partnership.
pub interior

Capitalise on Christmas with a revamp

Pulling out all the stops to attract customers, remains as crucial as ever in the Scottish on-trade; and one sure fire way to do this is with a design refresh, say specialists.
free-from-market-demand

Wider options not free from admirers

As more people follow restricted diets, greater choice is required in venues .
Stuart Ralston

New York to new town

The Big Apple’s vibrant dining scene is said to have provided the inspiration for chef Stuart Ralston’s latest Edinburgh restaurant.
guy on laptop with pint

Free wi-fi is now a hospitality essential

Public networks are a fantastic way to draw more people into your place of business, and once they’re in the door they’re more likely to stick around.
Jamie Armour Head Chef at Scotts Troon

Growing its own leaders

Eleven employees from across Buzzworks Holdings’ venues are set to sharpen their management skills after securing places on the firm’s Leadership Development Programme.

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