Harvester has announced it is welcoming back their popular self-serve salad bar. The British restaurant chain, which has more than 220 restaurants all over the UK including 11 in Wales, had to temporarily ditch the self-serving bar due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The restaurant chain, which is owned by Mitchell & Butlers, is known for offering a casual and affordable dining for customers. Over the years, its biggest selling point has been its self serve bar where customers can load up on an unlimited amount of free salad, pasta, bread and sauces when buying a main meal.
However when Harvester was able to re-open during the pandemic, they had to follow certain Covid-19 restrictions that would limit contact in the restaurant. This meant that diners had to tell a member of staff what they wanted from the bar rather than help themselves. Last month, it was reported that Harvester was going to ditch the self service bar for good.
