Wildwood restaurant owners planning to shut branches
It's unknown if the Salisbury venue might be affected by restructuring plans
There's some uncertainty over the future of Salisbury's Wildwood restaurant - as their owners announce plans to shut twenty of their venues.
Tasty say they've had a 'challenging' start to the year, and put forward a restructuring plan.
But haven't yet revealed which loss-making branches are set to close.
The Salisbury restaurant on Queen Street remains open at this time.
Tasty currently has 43 Wildwood restaurants in operation, six Dim-T pan-Asian restaurants, two non-trading sites and three sub-let venues.
The hospitality group says its financial performance "continues to be inhibited by a tail of underperforming sites, despite efforts at improving operational performance".
The company added: "The use of a restructuring plan is considered the most effective means to reorganise the group to return it to profitability and secure its long-term future which should change the financial viability, profitability profile and long-term prospects of the group."
It will also enter into a new £750,000 loan agreement with Bet365 shareholder Will Roseff in order to fund the restructuring.