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Construction began on the mall in 2005 and with a span of 390,000 square feet of leasing area and 116 retail shops, a collection of cafes and eateries, four floors of parking with 2000 spaces, a Waitrose Supermarket, a children’s play area called the Kids Zone, a six screen cinema and an attached hotel, there’s really no reason to ever leave!
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With all that shopping and eating, seriously, when will you find time to go home? Writer/blogger who writes on topics such as travel, real estate, employment and everyday life on GCC countries Dubai Public Holidays 2017 Restaurants Open during Ramadan Days for Breakfast and Lunch in Dubai Best Places to Shop in Dubai - Shopping Guide Top ten must-know facts about Emirates ID CardStory of the Day: Flour Pot Bakery to more than double size of production facility to support retail expansion plans Brighton and Hove-based artisan bakehouse Flour Pot Bakery is to more than double the size of its production facility to support its ambitious retail expansion plans. The company, founded by Oli Hyde, has just opened its fifth site in the city, in Seven Dials. Hyde told Propel the company, which makes and delivers its products daily, had outgrown its current 2,000 square foot production hub in Hove and would move next month to a 5,500 square foot venue in Fishersgate.
He added there was probably room for “one or two more” stores in the city but was looking at expanding to other parts of Sussex, particularly to the west of Brighton and Hove. Eventually he would like the company, which started out selling its products at Small Batch Coffee before opening its first shop about 18 months ago, to open stores in other regional cities. He said: “It’s been going extremely well. We know there’s a demand for the products we make and there’s a real opportunity for us down here. Our new facility will allow us to upscale production as we continue to develop the retail side of the business, particularly in Sussex. It can certainly grow anywhere. Places such as Bournemouth, Eastbourne, Southampton and Winchester could be serviced from the new facility. Eventually we could head north to somewhere such as Manchester but that would depend on building a hub bakery in that area. It’s been easier for us to grow rapidly because we are not looking for big sites – something of about 500 or 600 square feet.
We like them to be south facing, which allows the sunlight to flood through the windows. We’re going to concentrate on the new production facility for the next few months and then in April or May we’ll start focusing again on further retail expansion.” The new Seven Dials store is 520 square feet and is on the corner of Melville Road and Dyke Road, at the site of a former independent sandwich shop. Hyde said: “We’ve been open a week and its exceeded expectations – we’re getting terrific support from the locals.” Hyde said the retail and wholesale side of the business would continue to develop side by side. He added: “Our stores are the shop window for our wholesale business. We can open a shop for relatively low cost but that leads to the development of the wholesale business. I think it’s important for the two to work together. Until recently, we were delivering to London seven nights a week, which lasted about 18 months. It was a terrific learning curve for us and our customers in London included the entire Breakfast Club group, for which we still supply Brighton, and Foxlow, which is part of the Hawksmoor Group.
Unfortunately, the economies of scale make it very hard to be competitive because we had to travel up and deliver every night. We do look at the market leaders in globally respected artisan bakeries – we can learn a lot from them – but I’m thrilled with how it’s going. We are a positive company and have a great team.” Bitters n’ Twisted founder – ‘our focus is on Bodega Cantina for the next 18 months’: Bitters n’ Twisted founder Matt Scriven has told Propel its South American-themed bar and restaurant brand Bodega Cantina will be the company’s focus for the next 12 to 18 months. Scriven said it would grow the brand organically and was looking to add one or two sites a year during the next decade. The company will open its fourth Bodega Cantina in March, in Derby, which will be Bitters n’ Twisted’s 11th site in total. The 2,100 square foot venue in Sadler Gate will have about 62 covers and adds to Bodega Cantina’s sites in Birmingham, Leicester and Worcester.
Scriven added that the focus for expansion would remain in the Midlands in cities with a “university-sized population” and within about an hour of the company’s Birmingham roots. He said: “Bodega will be our focus for the next 12 to 18 months. It fills a nice gap between the Las Iguanas’ of this world and the small Mexican restaurants you get dotted around. We are looking around for sites. We are flexible in terms of numbers but we’re looking to do one or two a year over the next ten years so we will try to add another one this year. There’s no need to expand for the sake of it – it’s about finding the right sites and locations. We don’t want to grow too big, too quickly. There is a lot of opportunity for us in the Midlands still.” Scriven said the company would also look at the possibility of expanding its American barbecue concept Buffalo & Rye, which launched in Birmingham in November 2015. The restaurant had endured a “rocky” time since launch, Scriven said, but things had calmed down in the past three months.