
Friday Five: the week’s top stories
René Redzepi leaving Noma and The Wolseley’s expansion into the US are among this week’s top news stories.
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René Redzepi leaving Noma and The Wolseley’s expansion into the US are among this week’s top news stories.

Senza Fondo will open its first site outside London in early April with the launch of Senza Fondeli, an all-day restaurant deli in Tunbridge Wells.

Latine, a French-Latin-inspired restaurant, will open this summer in Mayfair, taking over the former Mews of Mayfair site on Lancashire Court.

Kumori, a modern Japanese handroll restaurant founded by Marc Flekei, will open its first permanent flagship on Denman Street in Soho this April.

Former JKS Restaurants employees James Stevenson and Guy Mazuch will launch a martini-focused bar in central London later this year.

South East London sandwich brand Mondo Sando is launching MONDO TO GO, a takeaway-focused site in Deptford in April.

Greek hospitality group ERGON will bring its Taverna Ermou restaurant brand to London this month.

Chef Peter McKenna and restaurateur Kevin Dow have opened Eleven Fifty Five on Argyle Street in Glasgow’s Finnieston.

BrewDog’s recent sale and a new venture from the Public House Group are among this week’s top news stories.

Gordon Ramsay is set to open his first fine dining restaurant in the UK outside of London in more than two decades, with a new venture planned at Fairmont Cheshire, The Mere, this summer.