A popular Morecambe eatery will close its doors later this month, it’s been announced.
Olly’s Bistro 57 and Tearooms on Marine Road West will shut on August 14, citing the current economic pressures for not being able to continue.
There was a major refurbishment inside the former post office, ahead of the opening in February this year, offering "a unique blend of gourmet bistro dishes and high end afternoon teas, served on beautiful china for that luxury feel" with "a sophisticated ambiance perfect for any occasion" and "commitment to quality and exceptional service".
But now in a statement, they’ve announced they are to close.
Taking to social media, they said: ‘’After much careful consideration, we have made the incredibly difficult decision to permanently close Olly's Bistro, with our final day of trading being 14th August.
‘’Due to the ongoing economic challenges and rising costs, continuing to operate the business is no longer sustainable. This has not been an easy decision, and it has been made with great sadness.
‘’We would like to express our sincere thanks to every customer who has visited us and supported Olly's Bistro.
‘’Your custom, encouragement and kindness have meant so much to us, and we are truly grateful for every person who chose to support our business and we thank you for being a part of our journey.’’


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