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Roche Communications is one of the country's leading specialist PR agencies working exclusively for restaurants, hotels, gastropubs and bars.

Founded in 1994 by Rochelle Cohen, Roche Communications has built an excellent reputation within the industry and amongst the media. Much of our growth comes from our current clients and we are proud to have fostered long-term relationships with many organisations such as Carluccio's, helping them to expand and grow their business.

Roche Communications prides itself on its creative, intelligent and 'non-fluffy' approach to PR. Results driven, Roche Communications is committed to 'delivering the goods'. Our ideas, whilst creative, are always operationally viable, cost-effective and designed to drive sales as well as increase awareness. We have excellent food, drink and lifestyle press contacts and our efficient and friendly approach means we are often the first port of call for journalists. The result: extensive and on-going coverage for our clients.


What sets us apart from the competition, is our ability to deliver fully integrated campaigns.  In addition to public relations, we offer creative sales promotion campaigns and direct marketing to ensure our clients benefit from high brand awareness and sustained sales.  Our clients also benefit from our highly competitive design and production service from leaflets and menus to the development of brand identity and signage.
Action Against Hunger
A Grelha at The Gun Albannach
Awana
Belowzero
Big Easy
Bingham
The Botanist
The Bolingbroke
Broome and Delancey
Carluccio’s Caffes
Carrington House
The Cinnamon Club
Cinnamon Kitchen
Cliff Barns
Clos Maggiore
The Deck
Doon
The Empress of India
The Establishment
Food Lovers Britain
The Gun
Hakuba
The ICA Café & Bar
Inn the Park
Kenza



The Lawn
Meals
myhotels
The National Café
National Dining Rooms
Peyton & Byrne
Pho
Ping Pong
Prince Arthur
Refinery Bar
Saf Restaurant
Time Out
The Wallace Restaurant
The Well
The White Swan
William IV