The casual dining crunch: why are Jamie's Italian, Strada, Byron (and the rest) all struggling? | Restaurants | The Guardian
Restaurants in the UK - statistics & facts | Statista
Restaurants and pub chains are as bad or worse than fast food places | Daily Mail Online
UK restaurant numbers drop for first time in eight years | Food & drink industry | The Guardian
It's not about big brands': how will UK casual dining fare after Covid? | Hospitality industry | The Guardian
Every major chain restaurant in the UK definitively ranked from worst to best - LancsLive
The restaurant chains which collapsed, restructured and slashed jobs in 2020 | Express & Star
35 of the UK's top restaurant chains are struggling says report - About Manchester
Restaurant chains Carluccio's and Byron on brink of collapse as they struggle to survive coronavirus crisis – The Sun | The Sun
More pain ahead for struggling UK restaurants | Business News | Sky News
The restaurant chains which collapsed, restructured and slashed jobs in 2020
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Wagamama, Frankie & Benny's and Chiquito group to shut 35 more restaurants as chains struggle - Chronicle Live
Bottom of the food chain: Why the closure of UK franchise restaurants is on the rise | table&candle
London, UK. 19th May, 2020. Bella Italia restaurant company logo seen at The Wellington, London.The owner of the Bella Italia and Café Rouge restaurant chains has said it is considering administration as
Carluccio's is latest restaurant chain to feel the heat - BBC News
Disappearing restaurants: the food chains that have axed stores in the past year - Mirror Online
UK restaurant chains face 'drastic Darwinian environment' | Financial Times
Frankie & Benny's and Chiquito owner to shut 35 restaurants as chains struggle - Manchester Evening News
The American restaurants are coming: but who does this benefit?
Bella Italia restaurant company seen in Leicester Square, London. The owner of the Bella Italia and Café Rouge restaurant chains has said it is considering administration as the coronavirus crisis pushes the
UK restaurant chains face 'drastic Darwinian environment' | Financial Times
