"In the space of just two weeks, two big hitters - MeatLiquor and Patty&Bun - both announced they'd be shuttering multiple venues. The closures have been the result of a major restructure, with the chain promising that 'this isn't goodbye to Patty&Bun. It's just the end of this chapter'."
"Collins confirmed last month that the group had appointed BPI Asset Advisory to assess its options, and the chain has shuttered more than half of its venues. Collins said of the new closures: 'We're in the same position as a lot of others in the industry and I'm just getting ahead of things before we're forced to.'"
"Collins blamed 'war' and 'more tube strikes' for creating conditions that have made it difficult for the business to thrive, indicating that external factors have significantly impacted the restaurant industry."
MeatLiquor and Patty&Bun have announced multiple closures in London, with Patty&Bun restructuring and assuring customers it’s not a permanent goodbye. MeatLiquor's founder, Scott Collins, indicated financial difficulties, stating the business wouldn't be profitable in the upcoming year. The chain has closed over half of its venues, including locations in Clapham Junction and Brighton. Collins noted that external factors like 'war' and 'tube strikes' have exacerbated the situation, prompting proactive measures to avoid further losses.
Read at Time Out London
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