Harts Group Secures No. 242 Spot in Business Leader Growth 500
Harts Group Secures No. 242 Spot in Business Leader Growth 500
We’re proud to share that Harts Group has been recognised in the Business Leader Growth 500, recognising us as one of the UK’s fastest-growing companies.
The Growth 500 is the UK’s most comprehensive guide to high-growth businesses, compiled by Robert Watts (also behind The Sunday Times Rich List). Based entirely on public financial data filed with Companies House, the ranking highlights companies that have shown exceptional revenue growth over the past three years.
To be ranked at number 242, amongst such a dynamic and diverse group of UK businesses is a real honour — and a reflection of the passion, dedication, and creativity of our teams across Barrafina, Quo Vadis, El Pastor, The Drop and Two Drops, Parrillan, and Bar Daskal.
We’re incredibly grateful to our people, our guests, and our partners who continue to support and believe in what we do.
Here’s to continued growth, shared tables, and great hospitality.
In other news…
Private Parties and Events
We have several private dining room or exclusive hire options across our venues, suitable for both intimate parties and larger events. If you can’t find what you are looking for, our events team are happy to discuss a personally tailored event.
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Our Brands
There are five Barrafinas in London, serving modern Spanish tapas of exceptional quality.
Formerly a brothel and a home to Karl Marx, the Great Dame of Dean Street continues to draw an eclectic and epicurean crowd, attracted to the good things in life.
The El Pastor family is a small group of Mexican taquerias in London, inspired by the decade the founders spent in Mexico City, running cult nightclub, El Colmillo and searching for the city’s best al pastor taco.
Taken from the Spanish word, ‘parrilla’, meaning grill, our two restaurants, Coal Drops Yard in King’s Cross, and Borough Yards in London Bridge, celebrate Spanish cooking over fire.
The Drop is a relaxed wine bar nestled in the Victorian stone arches of Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross.
A Spanish wine and cocktail bar in Borough Yards
