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Link 48 Restaurant
A popular Derry restaurant will soon be closing its doors.
The Bentley Group will be stopping the operation of its site at Link 48 as of Monday, January 13.
The news was announced by social media, with a post to Facebook.
The post said: “The Bentley Group are extremely saddened to announce that we will be leaving our Link 48 site.
“We will no longer provide food as of Monday, 13th of January, but will continue to provide limited bar services to the Foyle Golf Club members, and we are still able to accommodate our function bookings in the short term. We will contact all future bookings over the course of the week.
“A major factor in this decision has been staffing issues. Anyone in hospitality knows the difficulty in finding and retaining top-quality staff. We have had to put priority on ensuring that our other sites are adequately staffed.”
The post thanked their staff, customers, and the community for all the memories and being part of the journey.
The post also said thanks to another key supporter.
It said: “We’d also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Gallagher family for their unwavering support during lockdown, the fire, and throughout our time at Link 48. Their generosity and backing have meant the world to us.”
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