Signs say Manchester's all-pink £1m Boujee restaurant and bar is 'closed'

Signs have been put up outside Manchester's all-pink £1 million Boujee restaurant and bar stating that it is 'closed'.

A note reading 'closed, so sorry' has been taped to the front door of the Bridge Street venue in the city centre. Carnival, its Caribbean and Latino-inspired pop-up on the restaurant terrace, also appears to be shut with a note placed outside the venue reading 'we are extremely sorry but due to unforeseen circumstances we are left with no other options to close the venue'.

On the Boujee website, all traces of the Manchester venue have been removed. The only venue now listed available for bookings is in Chester.

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The 'instagrammable' venue opened inside the former historic Freemasons Hall in May last year. It served sushi and small plates and featured an array of bar and dining spaces, including an entire champagne room and selfie room complete with pink 'private jet' and Barbie and Ken boxes.

This morning, pictures taken at the venue showed the front door of the main restaurant closed with the note taped onto it. The gates to the front of the Carnival terrace were also locked.

The news of the Manchester closure comes after the restaurant in Liverpool was shut down in August. Signs went up to say the Liverpool One restaurant had closed for business.

And last month, The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Lystra Adams announced that she had 'walked away' from the restaurant chain. The reality star was one of the directors and 'the face' of the chain but said she was walking away after 'taking abuse' following backlash over claims that staff had not been paid full wages as the business was struggling with cashflow