A MILLER and Carter restaurant sunk at a busy shopping centre today, dramatic pictures show. The steak house restaurant is a converted paddle steamer boat but is now leaning stern first in the wate…
She wrote: "I have a photo suggesting the Miller and Carter paddle steamer at Lakeside, Thurrock has sunk! Please can you confirm so we can make other arrangements for Christmas Day!"In a Facebook post, the restaurant wrote: "Please do not try and call Miller and Carter Lakeside at this time as they are working hard to try and rectify this situation."
It added: "We will contact every guest as soon as possible, for safety reasons we are unable to access our restaurant to answer any phone calls."We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused."A spokesman said: "We were informed of the incident, but as no one was onboard there was no life risk and therefore we were not required to attend.The paddle steamer has been at Lakeside for years. Miller and Carter bought and refurbished it to open as a restaurant in 2019.
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