A Manchester restaurant has been praised for their response after a customer requested a menu that didn’t list calories.
Earlier this month, calorie counts on menus and food labels were made mandatory at large businesses with more than 250 employees. The Government-backed move was implemented in a bid to improve the nation’s health.
Sophie Bartlett, a teacher from Gloucestershire, was dining at Indian restaurant Dishoom on Bridge Street in Spinningfields on Saturday morning (April 16) with a friend when she asked her server if they could receive a menu that didn’t list the calorie counts of each meal.
