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Published on November 2, 2023
Bangalore, often dubbed the Beer Capital of India, has just upped its game by welcoming Ironhill, now the world's largest microbrewery. Nestled in Marathahalli, it sprawls over an astonishing 1.3 lakh square feet, turning what might be called a 'macrobrewery' into a reality. This place isn't just big; it's like stepping into a luxurious resort, boasting the capacity to host over 1500 beer enthusiasts at a time.
The journey to this gigantic brew haven isn't just about the numbers. Ironhill brings an immersive experience, combining freshly brewed beer varieties with an ambiance that feels straight out of a holiday magazine. Think water fountains, quaint bridges, exuberant artworks, and sculptures - a feast for the eyes and the soul.
From Industrial Space to Brewing Dreams
Ironhill’s inception is as grand as its physical footprint. The brains behind the renowned Prost Brew Pub in Bangalore took a bold leap. An old garment factory in the buzzing IT sector of Marathahalli underwent a ₹30 crore makeover to morph into this microbrewery. However, due to the pandemic's lingering shadows, Ironhill currently operates its outdoor area, which can seat around 800 people.
A Realm of Relaxation and Romance
Ironhill isn’t just about size; it’s about the experience. The design maximises the use of open spaces, integrating vibrant murals and health-conscious layouts. Imagine an outdoor seating area reminiscent of a high-end resort, where one can indulge in romantic evenings by artificial water bodies or enjoy a peaceful moment on a private island. The minimalist yet elegant architecture, coupled with warm wooden furniture and the melody of water fountains, caters to a diverse range of moods and preferences.
Brews and Bites: A Symphony of Flavors
The real hero, of course, is the beer. Florian, Ironhill's master brewer from Bavaria, brings over eight years of brewing prowess. His method? Traditional German techniques that result in eight distinctive beer varieties. Whether it's the robust German Hefeweizen, the zesty Belgian Witbier, or a unique Ragi Ale, each brew is a testament to Ironhill's commitment to quality, crafted with locally sourced spices, fruits, and malts.
The gastronomic journey at Ironhill complements the brews. The menu is a labyrinth of local and global flavours – from the crunchy Nutty Nacho Salad to the innovative Paneer Papdi Pizza Bites. For mains, dishes like Mushroom Ontario or the Sriracha Grilled Chicken Pizza offer a comforting embrace, with a Sticky Date and Toffee Pudding waiting to conclude your meal on a sweet high.
Bangalore’s New Beer Landmark
Ironhill isn’t just another microbrewery. It’s a testament to Bangalore's evolving beer culture, a bold statement in a city already renowned for its love for craft beer. Ironhill redefines the scale, bringing a global spotlight to India’s burgeoning craft beer scene. It's more than a place for beer enthusiasts; it's a destination, a landmark, a new chapter in the city’s vibrant and ever-growing love affair with beer.
As Bangalore houses this new crown jewel in its cap, beer lovers, food enthusiasts, and experience seekers are invited to step into Ironhill – where brewing is not just about the beer, but about crafting moments and memories.
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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on August 10, 2025
McDonald’s has bounced back to growth, reporting a 3.8% rise in global same-store sales for the second quarter of 2025, driven by smart value-driven offerings and creative pop culture collaborations. The uptick marks a positive shift for the brand after four quarters of sluggish or declining growth, helped along by consumer-focused strategies aimed at easing economic concerns.
International markets led the charge, while sales in the US rose by 2.5%, reversing the downward trend seen in previous quarters. The brand’s strong quarter was supported by promotions tied to pop culture, such as limited-time offers linked to the Minecraft movie and Squishmallows collectibles, which drew attention from younger audiences and families alike.
Alongside the promotions, the launch of a $5 meal bundle and the introduction of new chicken items helped McDonald’s connect with budget-conscious customers seeking both value and variety. These strategies appear to have paid off, positioning McDonald’s for continued momentum.
“The overall second-quarter results show that McDonald's strategy is working and could lead to sustained same-store sales outperformance compared to the rest of the industry,” noted Jon Tower, analyst at Citi.
The rebound in the US is particularly notable, especially when compared to competitors like Chipotle Mexican Grill and Pizza Hut, which continue to face challenges in communicating value to consumers. McDonald’s blend of affordability and fun has given it a clear edge, demonstrating how well-timed promotions and accessible pricing can win over today’s cautious diners.
By Hariharan U
Popeyes, the globally loved brand known for its Louisiana-style fried chicken, has officially arrived in Mumbai with the launch of four restaurants across the city. The new outlets are located at Inorbit Mall, Vashi, Phoenix Marketcity, Kurla, and Viviana Mall, Thane, with a fourth store opening soon at Terminal 2 of Mumbai Airport.
Operated in India by Jubilant FoodWorks Limited, Popeyes is celebrated for its juicy, 12-hour marinated fried chicken infused with bold Cajun spices and hand-battered for a crispy, flavour-packed bite.
Sameer Khetarpal, CEO and MD of Jubilant FoodWorks Limited, said, “We are thrilled to bring Popeyes to Mumbai, a city renowned for its love for vibrant and diverse flavours. The brand has received an incredible response across India, and we are confident that Mumbaikars will embrace our signature offerings with the same enthusiasm”.
Gaurav Pande, Executive Vice President & Business Head of Popeyes India, added, “Mumbai is a key market for us, and we are delighted to make a grand entry in the city with four stores at prime locations. We’re excited for our Gen Z and millennial audiences to experience everything from the Chicken Sandwich that broke the internet to new flavours in our wings range”.
With its mix of bold flavours, quality ingredients, and global appeal, Popeyes aims to offer Mumbai diners a unique fried chicken experience that stands apart in a competitive market.
By Nishang Narayan
Published on August 9, 2025
Little Caesars customers in Los Angeles might soon find a robot at their doorstep delivering HOT-N-READY® pizzas, thanks to a new collaboration between Serve Robotics Inc. (Nasdaq: SERV), the nation’s third-largest pizza chain, and Uber Eats (NYSE: UBER).
The partnership introduces autonomous sidewalk delivery robots into Little Caesars’ Los Angeles delivery operations via Uber Eats, enhancing service speed, convenience, and sustainability. This move builds on Serve’s existing footprint in Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas, and Atlanta, with additional U.S. cities expected soon.
Ali Kashani, CEO of Serve Robotics, said: “Delivering for a beloved national chain like Little Caesars is another opportunity for us to show how we help merchants grow and give consumers a better delivery experience. Seeing a Serve robot at your door will soon become as much of a weekly tradition as pizza night.”
Serve’s third-generation robots are designed with pizza delivery in mind, featuring an expanded cargo bin that can hold four 16-inch pizzas plus sides and drinks, all while maintaining optimal temperature and quality en route.
Trish Heusel, Vice President of Innovation at Little Caesars, added: “Little Caesars is always looking for ways to be innovative in the restaurant industry, and we are proud to partner with Serve Robotics and Uber Eats to deliver our delicious pizzas to our customers in Los Angeles. Partnering with Serve allows us to deliver a solution that aligns with our commitment to better service and technology-forward solutions while reducing our environmental footprint.”
Megan Jensen, Head of Autonomous Delivery Operations at Uber Eats, noted: “By combining smart technology with everyday convenience, we’re making delivery easier, more reliable, and more sustainable.”
Customers in Serve’s Los Angeles delivery zone can now opt for autonomous delivery when ordering Little Caesars through the Uber Eats app.
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