Award-winning pie restaurant announces shock closure in heartbreaking post
Award-winning pie restaurant Ate Days a Week has closed in Manchester just eight months after launching - announced with a heartbreaking post by its owner. Customers rushed to send their well wishes to chef and owner Andy James after his emotional post on social media explaining the reasons that have "broken his heart".
Andy wrote: "I can’t even begin to put into words how difficult this decision was to come to and just how much it hurts to write this but effective immediately our Manchester City Centre venue is now closed. I’ve deliberated over this whole situation for a long time and in all honesty, it’s caused so many sleepless nights worrying, stressing and searching for ways this could be avoided but truth be told, there is no other way and it breaks my heart.
"Would I do it again? Right now, I’m saying no because this has made me feel like a massive failure but I know it’s not a fail. Do I regret my decision? Not one single bit." But Andy did have some good news to share with followers. His plans to launch a pizza shop in Stockport at the refurbished Notion, announced earlier this year, are going ahead and his award-winning pies will be available at stockists across the region, with additional plans to introduce deliveries.
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