Gusto Italian has closed its Didsbury restaurant “following an approach from a well-known high street retailer”.
Gusto Italian has closed its Didsbury restaurant “following an approach from a well-known high street retailer”.
The closure leaves the group with 13 restaurants across the UK.
Commenting on the closure a spokesman for Gusto Italian said: “As part of our commitment to delivering excellence across all locations, Gusto Italian continually reviews the performance and strategic fit of each of our restaurants. This proactive approach enables us to make well-informed decisions in the best interest of our business and our team.
“After careful consideration, and following an approach from a well-known high street retailer, we have decided to close Didsbury as a trading location.
“Didsbury has been part of the Gusto Italian family for many years, and we are deeply grateful to our loyal guests and community who have supported us over this time.”
The restaurant group said it would support team members to take opportunities within the wider business.
Gusto Italian completed a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) process which secured more than 600 jobs but saw four sites close in September 2020.
At the time the business said the move had left it well-funded and in a strong position to resume a growth strategy when appropriate.
Pictured: Gusto Italian Edinburgh