Flagship £250k restaurant opens doors to Wolverhampton families
Parents are taking advantage of a children eat free half-term provided by a new eaterie.
Last month the £250,000 flagship Bird Boi restaurant opened inside Mount Tavern, in Penn, being met with critical acclaim for its mixture of chicken and seafood dishes.
However, the restaurant may have bit off more than they can chew as parents flock to the restaurant to take advantage of the 'kids eat free' Easter holiday deal.
Samantha Chatham, restaurant manager, said: "It's going extremely well. We're doing great and the business is thriving.
"We've hit the ground running which is brilliant as this is the first Bird Boi to be opened. There's honestly nothing like this in Wolverhampton."
The enterprise opened on the Mount Tavern premises, offering eat-in, children's meals and a meal delivery service.
The kids eat free deal is available until Friday, May 14, with parents advised to book well in advance to make sure they get a seat.
Bird Boi is open Mondays to Thursdays 4pm to 10pm and Fridays to Sundays midday to 10pm customers advised to book.
Around 20 jobs have been created at the brand new eaterie, in Penn Road, launched by owner Surj Bassi.
