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NRB20 will be the 20th edition of Northern Restaurant & Bar, taking place 17-18 March 2020 at Manchester Central.

NRB19 provided an opportunity for leading operators, suppliers and industry figures to meet, speak and do business. From Liverpool to Leeds, the North East to the North West and the Lake District to the Peak District, NRB19 brought the cream of the hospitality industry to Manchester Central on 19-20 March.

NRB19 was sponsored by Korubu on stand E41. Connecting people with smarter hospitality technology to enhance, grow and improve business operations. Create more possibilities with hospitality driven IT infrastructure, Smart Energy and Guest WiFi software.

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Northern Hospitality Power List Winners Announced

19 Mar 2019

Now in its eighth year, the Kuits NRB Top Fifty is an exciting power list of the North’s most significant and influential hospitality operators. The list features big names and rising stars, including six new entries and two re-entries, and covers 212 brands, 1527 sites and over 22,840 employees, demonstrating the strength of the region’s hospitality scene.

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Finalists Announced at NRB19 Cocktail Competition with Ms Better’s Bitters

18 Mar 2019

Finalists announced for Northern Restaurant & Bar 2019’s national cocktail competition, sponsored by Ms Better’s Bitters, with the chance to win a VIP visit to Canada with guest shifts in Vancouver and Montreal.

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Northern Restaurant and Bar Boom Continues Whilst London Feels the Heat

15 Mar 2019

A survey of opening and closures rate in The Core Cities Group, plus London and Edinburgh, has shown that the food and drink scene in Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds city centres has increased by an average of over 19%, whilst London recorded barely a third of that growth. In addition, London’s rate of restaurant and bar closures over the last year, at 14%, is the second highest in the entire study.

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