Latest News About The Real Greek Food Company Limited

Here’s a concise update on The Real Greek Food Company Limited based on recent public reporting.

• The Real Greek restaurant chain faced administration proceedings in spring 2026. Multiple outlets were at risk as the parent group explored restructuring options, with initial reports indicating a potential wind-down of a portion of sites.[2][3]
• In a subsequent development, a rescue deal emerged in which a purchaser (Karali Group, owner of Cote Brasserie) agreed to take over the majority of sites, preserving most staff and keeping a substantial portion of the chain operational while other sites were reported to be closed or under review.[3]
• The transactions were connected to broader restructuring activity at Fulham Shore (the former parent company) and parallel CVA processes affecting related brands, notably Franco Manca, as the group sought a sustainable path forward.[1][2]

Context and sources:

• Independent coverage of The Real Greek entering administration and the rescue deal by Karali Group, including job losses and site closures.[1]
  • The Real Greek to shut nine restaurants and axe 151 jobs after administration.[1]
• Business-sale and sector outlets confirming administration notices and potential site-by-site acquisitions by Karali Group.[2]
  • The Real Greek restaurant chain set for administration.[2]
• BBC summary of the acquisition of 19 of 28 locations by Karali Group, preserving the majority of roles and signaling a stabilization for the brand.[3]

If you’d like, I can pull the exact site-by-site status (which locations were saved vs. closed) and provide a brief timeline of the key events, along with any available financial figures from Companies House or trade press.