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New restaurant set to open at Gloucester Quays

It has been revealed that a new greek restaurant will open at Gloucester Quays this summer.

Hospitality group Fulham Shore, who also operate the Franco Manca chain of pizza restaurants, has revealed that it will open a Real Greek site at Gloucester Quays this year.

As part of a press release announcing its latest Franco Manca opening, a spokesperson said: "Four new Franco Manca restaurants are being fitted out in Chichester, Hove, Lincoln and Windsor, and two new Real Greek sites are under construction in Solihull and Gloucester Quays."

The restaurant is rumoured to be moving into the former Carluccio's unit opposite Côte and Nando's, which closed at the retail outlet in 2018.

The builders working on site confirmed the new tenant would be the Real Greek, which describes itself as a slick, modern restaurant with a menu of Greek classic dishes, plus ouzo and Greek wines.

The Gloucester restaurant will become the 25th site to open under The Real Greek brand and 12th outside of London.

An opening date for Real Greek has not yet been announced, nor how many jobs the venue will create.

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