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An Italian ask restaurant in Warwick has closed permanently and the parent company has expressed its “deep sadness” by saying goodbye to the city.
The place to eat has closed due to the “deep impact” of the Covid-19 epidemic on the informal food industry. A “rental” sign has been placed on the board through genuine Savills real estate agents.
The Azzurri Group, which also owns Zizzi restaurants and Coco di Maria takeaway restaurants, announced in June that it would close 75 outlets across the country, with the loss of more than 1,000 jobs.
The company gained leadership in June through the TowerBrook Capital Partners investment control corporation, saving around 225 sites.
But the High Street branch is among those that will not reopen after the closure of transitoryness after the coronavirus outbreak. A Zizzi restaurant in Kenilworth closed in August.
The channel said: “The Covid-19 crisis has had a profound effect on the informal food sector, paralyzing many corporations like ours.
“Despite being a successful operator, we had to make incredibly complicated decisions, adding the permanent closure of several sites.
“It is with deep sadness that we found that Warwick is one of those closures and that we have had to say goodbye to a highly valued team of workers and their valued customers.
“As things stand, it is not feasible to stay in our existing place, however, we hope that one day we will return to the city. “
The unit is empty while eating on the road, Tasca Dali, warns that the government’s most recent restrictions on Covid-19, adding 10 p. m. curfew, can simply mean the end of your activities.
Owner Alex Clayton described the measures announced Tuesday (September 22) as a “tooth kick for the restaurant and pub sectors” that would lead to the award-winning cable spot.
The street illustrates the pressures facing the hotel industry, which already faces the consequences of closing the coronavirus before the last brakes.
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