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> one nasty outbreak traced to a restaurant can destroy a reputation (and kill a business). > The classic case being Heston Blumetnthal's 'Fat Duck' restauran
by dmurray 7y ago
> one nasty outbreak traced to a restaurant can destroy a reputation (and kill a business).
> The classic case being Heston Blumetnthal's 'Fat Duck' restaurant...
The Fat Duck is still open, has three Michelin stars and is booked out months in advance. Possibly not the best example of a reputation being destroyed or a business being killed.
- sambeau 7y agoTrue, I could have worded that better—I meant it as a high-profile example of a restaurant that could have been destroyed by norovirus. It lost a Micehelin star for a while which is often portrayed as a disaster for a restaurant but, as you rightly point out, it bounced back.