The restaurant says its gas bill 'doubled overnight' to £3,000 a month
A Liverpool city centre restaurant says it has had to make major changes due to the ongoing cost of living crisis.
According to the post, the restaurant has faced a number of challenges since the coronavirus pandemic, including its gas supplier going bust and the venue’s bill doubling “overnight” to £3,000 a month. The full post read: “Hey everyone, Will here at The Monro. Thought I'd post about the recent changes at The Monro, namely going Greek! Why after 20 years of being a gastropub would I abandon all that I worked for and the amazing reputation we have in this sector?
“Going out for some has always been a treat, for others it's a regular thing. We didn't want it to become a "rare" treat so here's what we did. But why Greek? Well my one of us is Greek and had spent the best part of last year serving Greek food from a food truck at the Albert Dock.
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