Emergency services attended a fire at a Toby Carvery location in Bradford on Sunday afternoon.
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service received a call at 4.37pm concerning reports of a kitchen fire at the establishment on Rooley Lane.
Three fire crews were dispatched to the scene.
Upon arrival, personnel found the fire had already been extinguished prior to their arrival.
The venue showed signs of activity the following morning.
A site visit confirmed lights were on inside the building and no apparent damage to the structure was visible.
Toby Carvery confirmed the restaurant was affected by an extremely minor kitchen incident on Sunday that was resolved promptly.
Company representatives stated normal business operations resumed on Monday with the establishment open to guests as usual.
The business expressed gratitude to emergency services for conducting their standard checks and reported that disruption was limited with no staff members or customers sustaining any injuries.
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service confirmed three crews attended the Rooley Lane location after receiving a call at 1637 hours regarding a kitchen fire.
Personnel discovered upon arrival that the fire had already been extinguished.
Toby Carvery representatives stated the Rooley Lane restaurant experienced an extremely minor kitchen issue on Sunday that was resolved very quickly.
Operations returned to normal on Monday with the restaurant welcoming guests as usual.
The company thanked emergency services for their attendance and routine inspections, noting that disruption was minimal and no team members or guests were harmed.