'˜Pocket waiter' app QikServe makes move into West End

QikServe, the food ordering and payment business, has taken the second floor of the newly refurbished Randolph House building in Edinburgh.
By The Newsroom
Published 15th May 2017, 07:13 BST
Updated 16th May 2017, 14:27 BST

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Edinburgh-based Qikserve is moving to Randolph House, just behind the city's Charlotte Square. Picture: ContributedEdinburgh-based Qikserve is moving to Randolph House, just behind the city's Charlotte Square. Picture: Contributed
Edinburgh-based Qikserve is moving to Randolph House, just behind the city's Charlotte Square. Picture: Contributed

The ‘pocket waiter’ app developer, which recently secured a £2.7 million investment to drive sales growth in the US, is moving from the Codebase tech hub in the capital.

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It is taking 3,183 square feet of office space at Randolph House, situated just behind Charlotte Square.

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Falling within the Charlotte Square Collection, Randolph House is part of a managed estate of 22 “premium” office properties in and around the New Town square.

QikServe is the first business to take occupancy at Randolph House and is moving in on a five-year lease.

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Nick Ball of Corran Properties, which manages the Charlotte Square Collection, said: “We have received a great deal of interest in the office accommodation and restaurant space available at Randolph House. We hope to announce new tenants very soon.”

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