Do you know a much-loved restaurant that was forced to close because of the pandemic? We want to help them reopen.Applications open for our Restaurant Revival initiative
Do you know a much-loved restaurant that was forced to close because of the pandemic? We want to help them reopen.
Introducing ‘Restaurant Revival’: our new campaign to help two businesses get back on their feet.
With three months’ rent in a pop-up venue covered by Too Good To Go, the winning businesses can re-open their doors, and focus on what they do best - serving delicious food.
Set to open in September through to November, we have two Restaurant Revival spots up for grabs:
- London - The Prince, West Brompton
- Glasgow - The Dockyard Social
Restaurateurs in these locations are invited to apply by filling out the application form here by 23.59 19 August 2021.
Successful applicants will be contacted by 21 August 2021 - Good Luck!
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