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X Factor host's Brighton restaurant "doing fine" (From The Argus)
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X Factor host's Brighton restaurant "doing fine"
7:30am Monday 11th March 2013 in News
SMILES: Dermot O'Leary at Fishy Fishy restaurant in East Street, Brighton
X Factor host Dermot O’Leary has dismissed rumours over the future of his Brighton fish restaurant after its sister eatery closed due to poor sales.
The Radio 2 host shut the 130-seat Fishy Fishy restaurant in Poole, Dorset, after two-and-a-half years with the loss of 13 jobs.
However, he told a national newspaper that the Brighton branch, in East Street, was “doing fine”.
He added: “Sadly we decided that Fishy Fishy Poole should cease trading owing to the current financial climate.
“Fishy Fishy Brighton continues to trade as normal.”
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Comments(4)
Hoarder12345444
says...
9:42am Mon 11 Mar 13
Jeffery687 wrote:Pretty much standard for restaurants.
Spoke to a lady a few months ago from Europe who was working in the kitchen there. Said they all worked stupid hours for below minimum wage. Wonder if he knows that?!
Anyone know if this place is any good?
ThinkBrighton
says...
10:49am Mon 11 Mar 13
As for the person on minimum wage, working long hours, at least she has a job in the UK
All 9 of me
says...
11:24am Tue 12 Mar 13
ThinkBrighton wrote:so having a job in the UK makes it ok for people to be exploited does it ?
Sensible prices, good food, good service. my family use this restaurant a lot and its always good
As for the person on minimum wage, working long hours, at least she has a job in the UK
Jeffery687 says...
9:23am Mon 11 Mar 13