Simon Rimmer devastated as he's had to close his restaurant after 33 years of running it.

Heartache and sorrow fill the day.

January 2nd 2024.

Simon Rimmer devastated as he's had to close his restaurant after 33 years of running it.
Simon Rimmer, host of Sunday Brunch, shared some sad news on his Instagram. He announced that his restaurant Greens in Manchester's Didsbury, which had been open for 33 years, would be closing down.

The 60-year-old chef explained that the business had become "unviable" due to an increase in rent and the rising costs of raw materials, heat, power, and employment. Simon expressed his heartbreak at the news.

Simon thanked all the staff, customers, suppliers, neighbours, and friends who had kept the restaurant going for over three decades. He also shared his disbelief and sadness at having to close the doors and said he hoped to see people at his remaining restaurant in Sale.

Simon's celebrity friends were quick to send him their condolences. Singer Jessie Ware wrote "Oh I'm sorry Simon xxx", while Great British Menu's Andi Oliver said "Greed will be the death of this country." Great British Bake Off winner Candice Brown added "Oh Simon I'm devastated for you! So so sorry! It's a terrifying time."

Many people shared their personal experiences of visiting the restaurant in the past, expressing their sadness. "I'm gutted," one user wrote. "I've always loved Greens in Didsbury, including 4 years whilst living in the apartments above when I was in there on the regular. An institution. So sorry for all of your members of staff affected by this."

It's a sad day for Simon and his many fans, but we wish him all the best in his future endeavours.

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