Restaurants plea for common courtesy after customers bail on bookings
Restaurants have called on the British public not to ditch their restaurant reservations. Doing this can cause empty tables, which is lethal for the hospitality industry at the moment
Daisy Jackson
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Restaurants beg for common courtesy as customers bail on reservations Don t be a d head. Please honour your table bookings. Indie hospitality can t take much more (Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)
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Restaurant operators are pleading for people to cancel their table reservations if they re no longer able to attend, with concerns surrounding mass no-shows emerging again.