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TRG Concessions currently operates in the UK's busiest airports and is a market leader with over 15 years experience of working with our airport partners to deliver enhanced customer satisfaction and business profitability, through the development and delivery of outstanding brands. Our diverse brand portfolio covers all market sectors, including full service restaurants, bread and coffee, bars and pubs, niche, delis and cafe bars. Whatever the offer TRG Concessions is proud to deliver fabulous food and excellent service through a team fired by a passion for what they do! We work with brand owners including Eat*, Giraffe*, O?Neill?s* and Costa* to operate their brands in the airport. Our committed team work closely with the brand owners to ensure we understand their brand ethos and deliver the required brand standards.

• Table Service
• Pubs/bars
• Bread/coffee
• Niche

 

A market leader in Asian weddings, embraces all cultures and religious affiliations with their superlative event-planning services. Our handpicked chefs combine the finest ingredients and spices to create the most succulent and diverse menus from regions across the Asian sub-continent. This wide array of culinary capabilities enables your event to include dishes that appeal to, and satisfy, every one of your guests. Captivating the hearts of culinary critics and the dining public since 1983, The Clay Oven restaurant grew in popularity, eventually necessitating the need to expand into a banqueting suite facility in order to accommodate our customer’s banqueting needs.

• Functions
• Parties
• Takeaways
• Restaurant
• Asian Weddings

 

Pret opened in London in 1986. College friends, Sinclair and Julian, made proper sandwiches avoiding the obscure chemicals, additives and preservatives common to so much of the 'prepared' and 'fast' food on the market today. The two of them had woefully little experience in the world of business. They created the sort of food they craved but couldn?t find anywhere else. Because Pret is private we don?t face the same pressure to grow that a public company does. We will develop slowly, one shop at a time. There are about 263 Pret shops at the moment. Most of them are in the UK and between them we turn over roughly 270 million pounds a year.

• Pret A Manger