Tasty profits rise sharply as it hits 15 sites

13 September 2011 by
Tasty profits rise sharply as it hits 15 sites

Restaurant group Tasty has seen pre-tax profit jump to £44,000 for the first half of 2011, up from £13,000 in the same period the year before.

The company, which owns the firm behind the Dim-T and Wildwood brands and is run by Ask and Zizzi founders Adam and Sam Kaye, opened a Wildwood restaurant in Canary Wharf in the period and now has 15 restaurants - of six Dim-T units and nine Wildwoods.

The company said it expected to open another six to eight units in the next six months.

Revenue for the period climbed to £6.8m, thanks in part to the new opening.

*Check out this week's Caterer and Hotelkeeper magazine for an interview with Jonathan Kaye, Prezzo founder and cousin of Adam and Sam Kaye.

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By Neil Gerrard

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