digby + Fox & TiPJAR
The Story Behind DIGBY + FOX
DIGBY + FOX was born from a simple belief: hospitality deserves better thinking. Too many concepts launch without a strategy. Too many venues underperform because of bad ops, unclear branding, or outdated guest experiences.
Gary Digby set out to change that.
With 20+ years in hospitality leadership, Gary has worked across the UK and Europe to open, scale, and revive brands that don’t just look good, but deliver real results. From £25M+ in annual revenue to multi-site expansion, the impact is proven.
Today, DIGBY + FOX combines Gary’s expertise with a collective of handpicked consultants, designers, and specialists. Together, we help clients rethink their food and beverage strategies, sharpen their operations, and deliver experiences people remember.
This isn’t agency thinking. It’s operator thinking—with a commercial with commercial edge and creative spark.
How We Help
Hospitality is complex. We make it clearer, sharper, and more profitable.
DIGBY + FOX is a nod to our founder’s name—and the way we work.
Sharp. Strategic. Always on the lookout for opportunity.
It reflects our mix of operational depth (DIGBY) and creative agility (FOX).
We lead with both.
F&B Strategy
Menus that convert. Concepts that resonate. Insight-led strategies that unlock guest spend.
Fractional operations
Senior ops leadership, without the headcount. Systems, coaching, and commercial clarity.
Experience design
We turn brand strategy into real moments—in service, in space, and in memory.
brand strategy
Clear, confident frameworks that guide growth, messaging, and guest experience.
visual branding
Identity systems that look sharp, scale well, and make people feel something.
Business Insights

Two New Heavyweight Board-Level Appointments
TiPJAR ANNOUNCES TWO HEAVYWEIGHT BOARD-LEVEL APPOINTMENTS New Chair Ben Hood,

TiPJAR Secures £4.5M Funding Boost to Scale Fair Tipping Across Hospitality
TIPJAR SECURES £4.5M FUNDING BOOST TO SCALE FAIR TIPPING ACROSS

Customer Story: Wells & Co
Customer Stories: Wells & Co How a 150‑Year‑Old Brewery Modernised