Profits climb at Michelin-star Chapter One

Accumulated profits at Dublin restaurant topped €277,000

Chapter One chef Ross Lewis: was asked to cook for Queen Elizabeth at the State banquet during her visit in 2011. Photograph: Alan Betson
Chapter One chef Ross Lewis: was asked to cook for Queen Elizabeth at the State banquet during her visit in 2011. Photograph: Alan Betson

Accumulated profits at Michelin-starred restaurant, Chapter One, last year continued to rise, topping €277,000.

New accounts filed by Lindley Ltd that operates Chapter One show that the firm's accumulated profits increased by €24,768 from €252,695 to €277,463 in the 12 months to the end of February 28th this year.

The firm’s cash jumped by 30% during the year, climbing from €526,515 to €683,121.

The continued growth in the business follows its chef patron, Ross Lewis, being asked to cook for Queen Elizabeth II at the State banquet during her visit in 2011.

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Chapter One attained its Michelin star in 2007 and the restaurant is one of only five other Irish restaurants sharing the distinction. A sixth, Dublin's Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, is the only Irish establishment to hold two stars.

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Gordon Deegan

Gordon Deegan

Gordon Deegan is a contributor to The Irish Times