Jamie Oliver launches new Italian restaurant in Oxford
By Andrea Jezovit
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has launched his Jamie’s Italian restaurant chain with the opening of its first location on George St. in Oxford.
Further Jamie’s Italian restaurants are planned for Bath and Kingston later this year, and Caterer.com has reported that locations in Brighton and Cambridge will follow in early 2009, and that as many as 20 outlets are planned in the next five years.
“George St. is the perfect location for what we intend will be a regular pit stop for anyone who enjoys brilliant, simple, rustic Italian food in a relaxed environment,” Oliver said in a statement on his website.
The restaurant, which is designed to be affordable and accessible, will not take bookings.
Main courses are priced between £8.75 and £16.50, with pasta dishes costing from £5 to £9.50.
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Jamie Oliver launches new Italian restaurant in Oxford
By Andrea Jezovit
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has launched his Jamie’s Italian restaurant chain with the opening of its first location on George St. in Oxford.
Further Jamie’s Italian restaurants are planned for Bath and Kingston later this year, and Caterer.com has reported that locations in Brighton and Cambridge will follow in early 2009, and that as many as 20 outlets are planned in the next five years.
“George St. is the perfect location for what we intend will be a regular pit stop for anyone who enjoys brilliant, simple, rustic Italian food in a relaxed environment,” Oliver said in a statement on his website.
The restaurant, which is designed to be affordable and accessible, will not take bookings.
Main courses are priced between £8.75 and £16.50, with pasta dishes costing from £5 to £9.50.
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has launched his Jamie’s Italian restaurant chain with the opening of its first location on George St. in Oxford.
If the health service is to
survive, we must recognise
that it is a disease service
– and that wellbeing rests with
us, says the activity advocate
and healthy ageing champion.
He talks to Kate Cracknell
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