The company has been working closely with the FSA (Food Standards Agency) and is the only restaurant company currently offering real transparency in their nutritional information based on current FSA guidelines. Where dishes were on the high fat side, for example deep fried whitebait, these have been replaced by The Real Greek with healthy menu additions for those who want a less calorific meal. These include grilled asparagus at 140 calories a portion and Lahanosalata at 134 calories. Liz Williams, managing director of The Real Greek, said: "People want the choice these days - if you want to take a more balanced approach when you eat out, your choice is going to be better informed when the calories are clearly listed. "Perhaps you'll go for a lighter dessert, for example, like our Sweet and Salty Watermelon which you can enjoy without blowing your calories for the day, and it goes towards one of your 'five a day'." A spokesperson for the FSA explained: "There is no compelling reason why we shouldn't see nutritional information when we eat out, as we are used to seeing it in supermarkets. It is important to have clear information in order to make decisions about the food we, our children and anyone else eat, when we go out. Providing calorie information is supported by our consumer research and intuitively feels right too."