Chef working for Jamie Oliver abruptly closes restaurant and cancels all future bookings in ‘sickening’ news – The Sun

A CHEF working at one of Jamie Oliver’s restaurants has announced that he will close his own dining establishment, leaving customers miserable.

Andy and Lyndsey Appleton have canceled all bookings and laid off staff at their namesake Appleton’s in Fowey. Cornwall.

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The popular venue began catering to starving locals in 2016 and has quickly become a popular venue in the port city of Devon Live. reported.

Andy, who previously worked as a former head chef, Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall posted the announcement on: instagram.

“We are deeply saddened and with a deep, constant feeling of nausea in the pit of our stomachs, we have posted this to say that we are closing the restaurant immediately,” the couple wrote.

“All creditors will be contacted next week, all future bookings will be canceled and hopefully you will be contacted (sorry we cannot deal with you), if you need a response from anyone please be kind and patient and please direct these inquiries to us and our team.”

Appleton’s was divided into two floors and had an eye-catching appearance. cocktail bar and a delicatessen.

First of all, the team provided delicious service italian food with local Cornish produce.

The Times’ food expert ranks gaff among the best restaurants The restaurant, based in Cornwall, has been named a finalist for restaurant of the year at the Food Lifestyle Awards 2024.

The couple paid tribute to them for their hard work staffand was reflected in the decision to pull the plug due to “stomach churn”.

They continued: “We had an incredible group of people in our staff family who were currently unemployed and were expecting to be made redundant just before Christmas, which again makes us sick to our stomachs.

“If we were ever in a position where we could employ them, we would do it in the blink of an eye.

“If anyone has something or is looking for truly special individuals please contact us and I can pass it on.

“Thank you to all our customers (and therefore friends) who have dined with us and supported us over the years, who have enjoyed our hospitality or experienced what we do, to everyone who has celebrated something within our walls or simply smiled or laughed.”

Exhausted locals weighed in on the news and heaped praise on the “talented and passionate” owners.

One of them said: “I am so sorry and it is a loss for the town which you will miss.

“This is a very difficult job and we all give it our all as business owners.

“Thinking of you all x.”

Another said: “Oh no! You have created something very, very special over the past few years and we have had the privilege of dining at two of your establishments.

We are deeply saddened and with a deep, constant feeling of nausea in our stomachs, we are issuing this message to say that we are closing the restaurant immediately.

Andy and Lyndsey Appleton

“I am so sorry Lynds and Andy; you are both incredibly talented, passionate individuals and I sincerely hope they will rise again.”

A senior chef working for the BBC’s Rick Stein unexpectedly closes Michelin restaurant and announced that plans “will be announced soon.”

Chef Roy Brett announced plans to close Ondine Oyster & Grill in early 2025 and move it to another location.

He opened it first Michelin restaurant in 2009 of Edinburgh Old town.

In 2021, Brett began working on making Ondine Oyster & Grill’s exterior resemble a ship.

However, due to “unforeseen circumstances”, the restaurant remained covered with scaffolding.

This caused the chef to close his restaurant because he felt customers deserved better.

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