A Manchester restaurant has taken the decision to reduce its opening hours due to the ‘rising costs of utilities and stock’ amid the cost of living crisis. Vegan restaurant, V Rev Vegan Diner said they ‘were no longer able to operate in the same way’ due to the soaring costs.
The 100 percent vegan restaurant will now only open Thursday through Sunday, operating 12-8pm on Thursday and Sunday, and 12-9pm on Friday and Saturday. Offering up a selection of animal friendly burgers as well as ‘buttermilk’ seitan and jumbo hotdogs, the much-loved diner opened on Edge Street in Manchester in 2016, after moving from a smaller premises on Oldham Street.
In a post shared to social media, V Rev owners explained the decision and thanked its customers for their “continued support” in what they described as a “difficult time”. The vegan diner has amassed an impressive following since opening, thanks to its traditional American-style comfort food including mac and cheese, loaded nachos and fries.
