A Bristol city centre restaurant and bar housed in a Grade I-listed building has announced it has permanently closed. Klosterhaus in Quakers Friars has released a statement on its website.
The German-inspired restaurant first opened in October 2020 situated within the landmark 18th-century building by Broadmead that was once a Quaker meeting house. Klosterhaus is owned by the hospitality group D&D London which has a portfolio of 45 bars, restaurants and hotels in London, Paris, Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham.
Klosterhaus described itself as a glamorous destination restaurant spread across two floors. Its menu, which featured German and European cuisine, was only just updated for the New Year to include 12 new dishes.
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A statement on the restaurant's website reads: "Dear friends, Please note that Klosterhaus has now closed, however we would be delighted to welcome you at one of our sister restaurants. To explore the full D&D London collection, please see here. Thank you for your support and we look forward to seeing you soon."
Its Google listing, where it had attained 4.5 stars, now shows permanently closed. It was listed at number 161 out of 1,147 restaurants on TripAdvisor. BristolLive has reached out to D&D London and Broadmead BID for comment on the sudden closure.
Klosterhaus had only just hosted its festive parties for Christmas and New Year's Eve and it was due to host a Sofar Sounds gig on Friday (January 6). It previously housed renowned chef Raymond Blanc's Blanc Brasserie.
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