Michelin-starred restaurant The Ethicurean has announced it is closing. The team behind the Wrington eaterie near Bristol made the announcement this morning.
It said: "After 13 incredible years, The Ethicurean restaurant at Barley Wood Garden will close its doors. With co-owner Matthew Pennington based in Scotland and chef owner Mark McCabe excited to embrace some exciting new projects, the senior team agree that time is right to let go of their beautiful venue in Wrington."
The closure is planned for October 2023. The Ethicurean team say they are committed to 'going out with a bang'. It is planning a series of events of the coming months.
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Matthew said: "What a decade and a bit it has been! We are beyond grateful to each and every one of our gorgeous customers for their loyalty, friendship and support over the years. It has been an incredible journey and an overwhelmingly enjoyable one.
"To our staff, past and present, all wonderful characters, you helped to shape the restaurant and make it the very warm and welcoming place it is and enabled us to bring our vision to life for customers - thank you. '
Founded by Matthew in 2008, The Ethicurean has spent over a decade celebrating sustainable British dining, working with talented growers, makers and suppliers who have shared Matthew and Mark's vision for a gentle footprint on the planet and responsible practices. From the outset, their dedication to ethical practices set them apart, having been awarded a Michelin Green star in 2022 and a plethora of other industry awards for their commitment to sustainability.
