Gusto has revealed a £0.1m rise in sales for the year ending 31 March 2019, which it hailed as a “very good performance” in a pressurised market. Pre-tax profits also rose to £138k following a loss of £544k the previous year. It said the business had been “galvanised” following “heavy investment in brand, menu development, food quality and provenance, as well as improved team training, tight operational controls and the continued development of out of restaurant sales”.