Sheffield’s Juke and Loe to close this May
It confirmed it would close its doors on the 28 May after failing to agree to new terms on its lease
Sheffield’s Juke and Loe restaurant has announced it is set to close this summer after failing to agree to a new lease with its landlord.
The business, which was founded five years ago on Ecclesall Road, has been recommended in the Michelin Guide for the last two years.
In a post made on the restaurant’s Facebook page it said it is with a “heavy heart” that it had to make the announcement, confirming it would close its doors on the 28 May.
It said: “Our 5-year lease is up and despite negotiations with our landlord we are unable to come to a new agreement that benefits and protects the business and staff, this leaves us with no choice but to walk away.
“We are on the lookout for other premises in and around Sheffield. So if you know of anything, please do drop us a message. Sharing this post would also be very appreciated, to spread the word.”
It added: “It’s been a tremendous 5 years with highs and lows, we have enjoyed great success with recognition from guides, the national press and food critics alike. Of course, none of this would be possible without the support we have received from you, the customer.
“It’s been a fantastic journey and we hope to welcome you all along to our next venture as soon as possible.Above all, our thanks and appreciation go out to the staff, past and present. We couldn’t have asked or wished for better people to share this journey with. Your hard work and dedication have reminded me why we fell in love with this industry in the first place.”
