Restaurateurs speak out as no-shows result in £2K loss for Aberdeen venue as diners fail to turn up for weekend sittings No-show bookings prove to be a 'big issue' for hospitality across opening weekend as restaurateurs faced with half empty 'fully-booked' restaurants. By Julia Bryce May 4, 2021, 9:25 am Updated: May 4, 2021, 11:26 am [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags Bars bookings hospitality no-shows Pubs restaurants Siberia Bar and Hotel The Braided Fig The Cock and Bull More from the Press and Journal Food and Drink team Food and Drink Did our order at Chilli Flames in Aberdeen go down in a blaze of glory? May 27, 20220 Premium Content Food and Drink Food Behaviour: How to make drinking water a healthy habit May 27, 20220 Premium Content Partnership Escape to Italy for a night when you dine at Aberdeen restaurant In partnership with Wildhorse Catering May 27, 2022 More from the Press and Journal Macduff aquarium expansion, Peterhead cultural quarter and Fraserburgh seafood school in £20million Aberdeenshire Council vision Hamish Lean: A quiet word often the way to sort out farm disputes Craig Lee’s phone buzzes red hot as he shares halfway lead at Farmfoods Scottish Challenge Birds trapped in disused Macduff building safely released Rebel LIV and Asian Tour events ‘too good an opportunity to pass up’ for some players Birthing pool closure is ‘no overnight fix’ in latest blow to Moray maternity services
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