MANCHESTER UNITED legend Gary Neville’s hotel has announced the immediate closure of its restaurant just four months after opening.
The Stock Market Grill had replaced a restaurant run by celebrity chef Tom Kerridge on March 1.
However, it has now closed without giving any notice or an explanation for the sudden closure.
The restaurant was connected to Neville’s award winning Stock Exchange Hotel in central Manchester.
A statement released by the hotel has confirmed that the kitchen will remain open to serve breakfast and room service to guests.
Meanwhile, the Sterling cocktail bar at the site will also continue to operate.
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“Stock Exchange Hotel have taken the decision to close the doors to Stock Market Grill, as of 3rd July 23,” a statement released on Monday morning read.
“The restaurant will, however, continue to serve breakfast and in-room dining to all overnight guests.
“In the meantime, the focus will be on Sterling, the premium cocktail bar located in The Vault at the Stock Exchange Hotel. The team are continuing to develop the Sterling concept and its offering.
“Further details on Stock Exchange Hotel’s new F&B [food and beverage] concept will be revealed in due course.”
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According to the Manchester Evening News, the Stock Market Grill opened with Michelin-trained chef Joshua Reed-Cooper as head chef.
The restaurant’s menu included ex-dairy cow rib eye steak priced at £55.
Neville has built an impressive business empire since ending his playing career in 2011.
His portfolio includes a chain of hotels and townhouses as well as League Two side Salford City, which he co-owns with the Class of ’92.
The 48-year-old’s business acumen also recently saw him land a role on hit BBC show Dragons’ Den.
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