Michelin-starred Fife restaurant forced to suspend lunch service due to staff shortages A Michelin-starred restaurant in Fife has announced it will close its lunchtime operation due to staff shortages. By Julia Bryce August 12 2021, 8.43am Updated: August 16 2021, 10.02am The staff at The Peat Inn. [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags chef Hospitality More from Food & Drink Dundee's The Selkie has community at its heart as owner on quest to help… 0 From secret doors to fairy lit trees: See inside Carnoustie's new dining experience No.29… 0 Midweek meal: Make Sabrina Ghayour's harissa and lemon roasted chicken thighs 0 Sarah Rankin: Make the most of summer's larder with these two recipes that use… 0 How you can get involved with Dundee's Campy Growers - and get some free… 0 The Berry Trail: Taste the best of fresh fruit and produce in Scotland Poll: Have your say on who will win The Menu Food and Drink Awards… 0 WATCH: How a Stonehaven couple collect seawater to make premium salt crystals Sweet treats: Wow your friends with this vegan rice pudding with roasted plums 74-year-old Patricia Dodds has no plans to retire from St Andrews business Harbour Café More from The Courier Fife family left homeless after fire 'overwhelmed' by community's support 0 Allan Bryant: New temporary officer to lead Glenrothes case as family open up on… Dundee manager Gary Bowyer reveals Sam Fisher discussion before Dunfermline loan move 0 Scott Allan swoop shows Arbroath are 'no mugs' as Dick Campbell outlines when Lichties… 0 Dundee's The Selkie has community at its heart as owner on quest to help… 0 Dundee Kiltwalk 2022: Carnoustie dad's Kiltwalk for cancer charity as son is treated for… 0
