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The restaurant industry in Portugal is facing a difficult time, with an average of 14 restaurants closing down every day.
in News, Portugal, Business · 15 Mar 2023, 18:05 · 3 Comments
This is due to the increase in prices of food and other commodities, which has led to a decline in customers. According to reports, more than 1,000 restaurants closed between October and December of last year alone.
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What you see is restaurants even with queues outside but somehow someone is seeing 14 restaurants close each day. Are 30 opening?
By Diogo F. from Lisbon on 15 Mar 2023, 22:45
I would like to see evidence of this claim please? 1000 restaurants closed?
By Geoff Holloway from Other on 16 Mar 2023, 05:11
I'll disciplined working practise e.g opening time, lack of notice regarding opening hours, cleanliness, website not maintained e.g menu,pricing, lack of customer care. A general attitude of owners think they are doing a favour to their customer and the customer need to follow their tune.
By Shak from Algarve on 17 Mar 2023, 09:25