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The Herald Scotland
21-05-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
Popular pizza restaurant launches Edinburgh Airport store
The restaurant is situated near Gate 16, with 160 seats and it will allow customers to order pizza for takeaway to take on board. It becomes the latest brand to open a franchise at the capital's airport, which is now part of the VINCI Airports network. Other new additions recently include Seoul Bird, Icons and Sainsbury's, while Brewdog has moved into a new larger premises. Gail Taylor, Chief Commercial Officer XAero at Edinburgh Airport said: 'It's always great to see new brands arrive at Edinburgh Airport and we know PizzaExpress is one that has generated enthusiasm among our passengers. Read More 'Keeping our retail and food and beverage options fresh and exciting is a key part of our work, and this is one of the largest refreshes to our offering that we have ever undertaken – and all in time for peak summer. 'I hope our passengers look forward to trying out the range of choices now open to them at Scotland's busiest airport, and we hope to have even more exciting news in the months ahead.' John Butts, Director of ARE which will operate the restaurant alongside Seoul Bird and ICONS, said: 'It's exciting to see PizzaExpress open to Edinburgh Airport's passengers, offering a fantastic selection of items throughout the day. 'These are our first entries into the Scottish market and the fact that they are new names to that market is something we are proud of.'
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
New PizzaExpress restaurant opens at Edinburgh Airport with 'take onboard option'
A new PizzaExpress restaurant has officially opened at Edinburgh Airport, with customers able to take their pizza onboard their flight. The restaurant, situated near gate 16, can seat 160 customers and serves a wide variety of gourmet pizzas as well as a breakfast menu for passengers heading off in the early hours. Fortunately for customers, pizzas can be ordered to take away and take on-board. It's the latest brand to open a franchise at Scotland's busiest airport with Seoul Bird, ICONS Sports Bar and Sainsbury's all opening recently. READ MORE: Edinburgh Airport Ryanair passengers to face major new check-in change READ MORE: Edinburgh driver called out by furious locals with angry note on windscreen BrewDog also moved to a large unit and JD Wetherspoon expanded its beer garden. Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages Gail Taylor, Chief Commercial Officer XAero at Edinburgh Airport said: 'It's always great to see new brands arrive at Edinburgh Airport and we know PizzaExpress is one that has generated enthusiasm among our passengers. 'Keeping our retail and food and beverage options fresh and exciting is a key part of our work, and this is one of the largest refreshes to our offering that we have ever undertaken – and all in time for peak summer. 'I hope our passengers look forward to trying out the range of choices now open to them at Scotland's busiest airport, and we hope to have even more exciting news in the months ahead.' John Butts, Director of ARE which will operate the restaurant alongside Seoul Bird and ICONS, said: 'It's exciting to see PizzaExpress open to Edinburgh Airport's passengers, offering a fantastic selection of items throughout the day. 'These are our first entries into the Scottish market and the fact that they are new names to that market is something we are proud of.'
Edinburgh Live
21-05-2025
- Business
- Edinburgh Live
New PizzaExpress restaurant opens at Edinburgh Airport with 'take onboard option'
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info A new PizzaExpress restaurant has officially opened at Edinburgh Airport, with customers able to take their pizza onboard their flight. The restaurant, situated near gate 16, can seat 160 customers and serves a wide variety of gourmet pizzas as well as a breakfast menu for passengers heading off in the early hours. Fortunately for customers, pizzas can be ordered to take away and take on-board. It's the latest brand to open a franchise at Scotland's busiest airport with Seoul Bird, ICONS Sports Bar and Sainsbury's all opening recently. BrewDog also moved to a large unit and JD Wetherspoon expanded its beer garden. Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages Gail Taylor, Chief Commercial Officer XAero at Edinburgh Airport said: 'It's always great to see new brands arrive at Edinburgh Airport and we know PizzaExpress is one that has generated enthusiasm among our passengers. 'Keeping our retail and food and beverage options fresh and exciting is a key part of our work, and this is one of the largest refreshes to our offering that we have ever undertaken – and all in time for peak summer. 'I hope our passengers look forward to trying out the range of choices now open to them at Scotland's busiest airport, and we hope to have even more exciting news in the months ahead.' John Butts, Director of ARE which will operate the restaurant alongside Seoul Bird and ICONS, said: 'It's exciting to see PizzaExpress open to Edinburgh Airport's passengers, offering a fantastic selection of items throughout the day. 'These are our first entries into the Scottish market and the fact that they are new names to that market is something we are proud of.'
Yahoo
05-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Edinburgh Airport welcomes new Korean fried chicken and street food restaurant
A new food and drink offering has opened in the departures area at Edinburgh Airport. Airport bosses have continued to upgrade the food and retail offering with recent additions including a second Brewdog bar and ICONS Sports Bar. Korean fried chicken chain Seoul Bird has now opened its first Scottish and airport branch, serving gourmet burgers, rice bowls and their famous friend chicken. READ MORE: Crime-lord behind Edinburgh gang war issues chilling new threat as group 'named' READ MORE: Scottish dad tragically took his own life after abuser moved back into area The airport confirmed the new opening on Friday, April 4, near Gate 12. The chain also took to Instagram to post pictures of the outlet and confirm they will be open for all occasions - breakfast, lunch and dinner. They said: "We've landed, Edinburgh! Seoul Bird Edinburgh is now officially open in @edinburghairport. "From bold Korean flavours to refreshing drinks – we've got you covered for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between. Whether you're flying out or just passing through, stop by and treat yourself. "Huge congratulations to our incredible team – your passion, hard work, and dedication made this happen. We couldn't be prouder! Come find us at Edinburgh Airport and get your Seoul fix. Edinburgh Airport added on social media: "Welcome to Seoul Bird! Now serving Korean fried chicken, gourmet burgers and rice bowls, in our departures area. It's the first Scottish and first airport franchise - and it's ready for you near Gate 12." Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
