Matt Gillan, who previously featured on Masterchef, has confirmed his Heritage restaurant has officially shut.
The restaurateur took to social media to make the announcement and blamed the “cost” of navigating recent months for the closure.
Gillan was previously the head chef at the Pass at South Lodge where he obtained a Michelin star.
He went on to open Heritage six years ago after successfully crowdfunding £90,000.
the venue stopped serving customers last July to allow the premises to undergo a transformation into an event space.
Before this, fine diners could enjoy the six-course Supper Club menu, costing £85 for lunch and an additional £10 levy on top for dinner.
Each service was limited to 16 covers as the options changed every week.
Heritage originally faced fears of closing last year but it seemed the coveted chef had plans to reopen doors for customers.
