North East business launches new takeaway restaurant despite food industry drop
A new street food takeaway restaurant has been launched in the North East despite the adverse effects of lockdown being felt across the industry.
The Fable, which is being launched by Cairn Group, is inspired by Californian food, and will deliver within a 5 mile radius of Jesmond.
It was announced earlier today that the food and beverage industry was the third most affected by coronavirus, seeing an 88.5 per cent contraction.
The company said that the at-home dining experience has been designed to give people an experience that “lets their imagination roam free” despite the current restrictions.
Naveen Handa, director at Cairn Group and founder of The Fable, commented: “We have used this time to create a fresh, new menu that is inspired by our travels and our favourite places to eat on the Californian coast.
“We’re excited to bring The Fable to the people of Newcastle and hope it livens up their at-home dining and brings a smile to faces during these challenging times.”
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