Klondyke opens new restaurant at Brookside Garden Centre

by | May 1, 2017 | News | 0 comments

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The Klondyke Group has just opened their latest restaurant at Brookside Garden Centre, Poynton.

The new build restaurant is part of an ongoing redevelopment project of the full garden centre site and offers a fantastic dining experience for 220 covers.

Continuing the modern design style recently introduced by Klondyke, the new restaurant offers both counter and waitress service and offers a regionally inspired menu, with fabulous changing daily specials. 30 new jobs have been created through the opening.

The restaurant at Brookside follows an active redevelopment programme of the restaurant portfolio within the Klondyke Group, with new restaurants opening at Daleside, Lady Green and Houghton Hall Garden Centres within the last 18 months.

Group catering manager Keren Feeney commented: ?I am delighted that our newest restaurant is now open and is already receiving some brilliant feedback from our customers on the delicious food, service and atmosphere. We pride ourselves on serving the very best of home made meals using local produce and once again this has proven to be what our customers, new and old, are looking for?

Restaurants now account for 22% of group sales and this is likely to increase to 25%. The Group plan to continue with their investment into restaurants, with future development at Weaver Vale, Polmont and Edinburgh centres.

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