The restaurant announced its shock closure at the weekend
The Dore Grill Restaurant on Church Lane in the village of Dore said despite top reviews by happy customers after visits to the restaurant, not enough people were visiting. The business closed this weekend Lucy Jane said: “I am so sorry to read this. We had some great times both working with you through my teenage years and the many times I’ve celebrated family occasions and meals out.” Ian Michael added: “So sorry, I really enjoyed working at the Dore Grill and we had some fantastic nights.
Rach Angel said she had closed her business too. She wrote: “I feel for you, as a restaurant owner myself who wrapped it up late last year for similar reasons. Just heartbreaking. All the best for the future.
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