Restaurant Group (LSE:RTN)
The Restaurant Group is one of the UKs largest independent restaurant groups. All of the various brands, which take in restaurants, cafes and bars, are situated in the value-for-money sector of the market. The Restaurant Group operates around 240 restaurants nationwide.
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