MeatLiquor’s Marylebone restaurant to close

MeatLiquor’s original London restaurant will close in February, with the car park it’s currently located in set to be levelled to make way for the construction of a luxury hotel.

MeatLiquor is known for its mighty burgers

The original MeatLiqor, famed for its gourmet junk food and mighty burgers, opened its Marylebone branch on the ground floor of a car park in Marylebone in 2011 on a two-year lease, but has stayed open nearly seven years.

As reported by the Evening Standard the restaurant will close at the end February. However owner Scott Collins has since confirmed that the team is looking for a new venue.

Posting to social media, Collins said: “So, the time has come… we’ll be closing at the end of Feb (not December as stated in the article). It’s been quite a seven year ride in a site we were only supposed to be in for two years. If you know a site nearby that’d work for us, we could make £20k happen for you.”

The team is being forced to close​​ to make way for a development from Shiva Hotel Group, which bought the site in 2016.

MeatLiquor started out as the Meatwagon burger van and has since grown to ten London restaurants, with the most recent opening in Battersea last month, and one each in Leeds and Brighton.

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