Interior design

This 750-seat staff restaurant was a new build as part of the prestigious expansion of the bank’s Canary Wharf UK Headquarters. The restaurant, which produces in excess of 3500 meals per day, utilises state of the art food service and equipment systems to provide an exceptional menu offer and environment. The theme of the restaurant was…

This complete refurbishment of an existing facility was the launch point for the Knead Street Deli concept, which has since been rolled out in numerous locations with great success. Working closely with our client team who were developing new food offers tailored to fit into a changing market place required us to design entirely new…

This pizza take-out and home delivery operation was designed to have the kerb appeal that would attract customer interest into any new location in which it is placed. The shopfront and customer service space – which affords views into the preparation area – is targeted to stress premium standards of product quality and hygiene, distinguishing…

Parker Roberts Design Practice Ltd for Cook & Garcia We’ve known Richard Garcia for many years in his roll as an executive chef for a large multi-national workplace catering company and we’d worked on many projects together. When Richard decided the time was right to open his own High Street operation we were delighted when…

The brief We were invited to provide design advice on the fitting out of this wholefood/deli shop in Loughton, north London. We have extensive knowledge of retail and food service environments which we used on this project. Brand identity design, including design of the shop front, POS and menu displays were included. This retail outlet…

Staff restaurant for a major pharmaceutical company. We worked with our client, Parker Roberts, in close consultation with the catering contractors, Sodexo to further develop their Knead Street Deli concept for a new outlet located in the offices of a major pharmaceutical manufacturer. As part of a complete refurbishment of the building, the new counter…