Two Henley Square restaurants gone in less than two months
A SECOND Henley Square restaurant has been forced to shut up shop amid ongoing disruptions caused by work on the precinct’s $8.4 million redevelopment.
A SECOND Henley Square restaurant has been forced to shut up shop amid ongoing disruptions caused by work on the precinct’s $8.4 million redevelopment.
Zootz restaurant closed its doors yesterday.
Owner Michael Crossley confirmed the restaurant’s closure to advertiser.com.au, but declined to comment further.
It is understood construction work on Henley Square redevelopment – which started in April and is scheduled for completion on November 17 – impacted on trade at Zootz.
The restaurant’s sudden closure comes less than two months after another Henley Square tenant, Evida Cafe, shut its doors.
The company behind Evida Cafe, Felsun Pty Ltd, has since gone into liquidation.