Living Ventures' Blackhouse pursuing CVA with immediate closure of London site

06 November 2018 by
Living Ventures' Blackhouse pursuing CVA with immediate closure of London site

Living Ventures has confirmed it is pursuing a CVA for steakhouse chain Blackhouse, with the brand's London site Grill on the Market set to close with immediate effect.

The previously five-strong steakhouse group has said it also plans to close one Manchester restaurant, Grill on the Alley, following a consultation with staff and ahead of the landlord's planned redevelopment next year.

The group has said those with reservations at Grill on the Alley will be contacted and offered a transfer to its other Manchester restaurant, Grill on New York Street. Any customer deposits paid in advance for bookings at the two restaurants affected by the plans will be refunded.

In a statement, Blackhouse said: "We are confident that our creditors will support our proposals and following this process we will be in a position to make a success of a smaller but high-quality portfolio."

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