A restaurant described as "legendary" by customers has announced the closure of one of its locations.
Maray have announced on Instagram they will be closing its Allerton Road store will immediate affect. The independent business had been serving people in the area for the last six years, but announced they needed to "put resources where they are needed most, which in this case is Bold Street and Albert Dock in Liverpool city centre, and our recently opened site in Manchester."
A statement on their Instagram said: "After 6 years in the leafy suburbs, we are bidding farewell to Maray Allerton Road. We love Allerton, but the time has come to put our resources where they are needed the most, which in this case is our Bold Street and Albert Dock restaurants in Liverpool city centre, and our recently opened site in Manchester.
Hundreds of customers took the the comment section of their post to express their sadness at the Allerton Road location closing.Lizharrydesign said: "Absolutely gutted, hoping we can make it to the city centre more for our date nights xxx"Paul_mcloughlin said: "Gutted to hear this fellas. Still remember painting the walls upstairs. Best of luck going forward.
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