The D&D restaurant group has announced it will close Angelica and Crafthouse on 15 December 2024.
Angelica and Crafthouse first opened its doors back in 2013 and has stood proudly above Trinity Leeds shopping centre ever since.
For the past decade it has been a go-to spot for stellar service, well executed food, impressive and impeccable views.
According to D&D restaurant group, the sites are closing due to “economic challenges”.
The company, which has restaurants in Manchester, Birmingham, London Paris and New York, closed two of its other restaurants, Issho and East 59th, at Leeds’ esteemed Victoria Gate last year.
David Loewi, CEO of the D&D London restaurant and hotel group, said: “After thorough deliberation, D&D London has made the decision to close Angelica & Crafthouse in Leeds on 15th December 2024.
“Since opening the doors in 2013, Angelica & Crafthouse has been a landmark in Leeds’ restaurant landscape, offering panoramic skyline views and exceptional dining experiences from the prime location in Trinity Leeds.
“This decision follows a comprehensive review of business operations and reflects the ongoing economic challenges facing the hospitality industry, with the long-term success and sustainability of D&D London in mind.”
He continued: “The well-being of the greatly valued team at Angelica & Crafthouse remains a priority and D&D London is committed to supporting those affected.
“Despite this change, the group’s outlook remains robust as it concludes a successful period and anticipates exciting opportunities in the coming year, both in the UK and internationally.”
A spokesperson for Trinity Leeds said: “We’re sad to see Angelica and Crafthouse go after so many years at Trinity Leeds, and their impact on the city’s dining scene since they arrived over a decade ago will continue for some time to come.
“Taking up such an iconic location at the top of Trinity Leeds, in the heart of the city centre, it’s perhaps no surprise that there’s been interest from brands keen to invest in the space, so we look forward to announcing what’s coming next in the New Year.”
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