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The article aims to reflect on the various contributions made to the theme issue “What are the ingredients for success in bar food operations?” and to summarize the outcomes.
Abstract
Purpose
The article aims to reflect on the various contributions made to the theme issue “What are the ingredients for success in bar food operations?” and to summarize the outcomes.
Design/methodology/approach
This article adopts a viewpoint approach to reflect on the papers in the special issue and to summarize the key issues affecting bar food operations in the UK.
Findings
Trends in the provision of food on licensed premises have undergone dramatic changes in the last 20 years and in the UK, public houses now rely to a much greater extent on food sales to augment turnover.
Practical implications
The article summarizes the key issues affecting bar food operations in the UK and draws on some of changes occurring elsewhere to identify implications for the future.
Originality/value
This article offers some knowledge and understanding in relation to the provision of pub food.
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John D. Pratten and Fabian Maréchal
The purpose of this article is to summarise the evolution of pub food in the UK.
Abstract
Purpose
The purpose of this article is to summarise the evolution of pub food in the UK.
Design/methodology/approach
This research uses secondary data.
Findings
The provision of food has increased enormously in recent years and has become a vital element to the economics of many outlets.
Research limitations/implications
The article does not have the data to consider how many pubs really benefit from their food provision.
Practical implications
The article provides general information about the nature of the food provision and a generalization about the economic benefits.
Originality/value
This article offers some knowledge and understanding in relation to the provision of pub food.
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