Brewers Fayre confirms closure date for ALL 89 restaurants as chain vanishes from UK – see full list of locations

Brewers Fayre confirms closure date for ALL 89 restaurants as chain vanishes from UK – see full list of locations

THE exact date Brewers Fayre will shutter its entire estate of family- friendly restaurants has been revealed and it’s sooner than you may think. Punters have until Monday, September 7 to wave goodbye to their local branch before all 89 sites vanish forever. The chain is closing down all branches come September 7 Credit: Alamy All chains will shutter after dinner service, giving fans one last chance to scoff down their burgers and other famous pub grub. It draws a line under a 45-year stint in the UK’s casual dining scene. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! News of its mass closure has left diners distraught, with many describing it as a “big loss”. Anyone signed up to its reward system, which allows customers to earn points when they spend at a diner, to then be used as money off food, has until August 31 to use them up. It comes as part of a major overhaul launched by parent company and Premier Inn owner Whitbread. The move will also see the Beefeater and Bar + Block chains vanish, with both brands disappearing on September 10 and September 3 respectively. Back in April, Whitbread boss Dominic Paul said the firm was forced into the desperate overhaul “in light of significant cost increases” sparked by then Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ hike in National Insurance and business rates. Under the five-year survival plan, the firm will also sell off 110 sites and convert others into 600 new hotel rooms to save £250million. Most read in Money It also plans to sell £1.5billion of freehold property to help fund future growth. A massive 3,800 job roles are also expected to be wiped as part of the cull. A spokesperson for the company previously told The Sun: “As a business which recruits around 15,000 people every year, we expect to be able to retain a significant proportion of those affected and will be looking to redeploy as many of our impacted colleagues as possible.” Full list of Beefeater and Brewers Fayre closures Brewers Fayre restaurants set to close: Abergavenny (Abergavenny) Afon Conwy (Conwy) Aire & Calder (Yorkshire) Bankhead Gate (Fife) Barrow-in-Furness (Cumbria) Barry Island (Vale of Glamorgan) Bedford South (Bedfordshire) Bicester (Oxfordshire) Bideford (Devon) Bobbing Apple (Kent) Brampton Hut (Cambridgeshire) Brookers Oast (Kent) Burton House (Lincolnshire) The Carousel (Yorkshire) Castlewood (Derbyshire) Central Park (Warwickshire) Cepen Park (Wiltshire) Chafford Hundred (Essex) Chequers Corner (Essex) Cheswold Lodge (Yorkshire) The Clarence Pier (Hampshire) Cockermouth (Cumbria) Cottams Field (Lancashire) Craig House (Edinburgh) Crossways (Caerphilly) Dalesway (Yorkshire) Derry City (Northern Ireland) The Drove (Sussex) Duke of York (Kent) Exeter (Devon) The Farrier (Lincolnshire) Flagstaff Island (Leicestershire) Freebridge Farm (Norfolk) Glastonbury (Somerset) Gordano Gate (Bristol) The Hampton (Peterborough) Hanley (Staffordshire) The Harbour (Northern Ireland) The Howgate (Cumbria) Inn On The Quay (Devon) Inshes Gate (Highland) Kembrey Inn (Wiltshire) Kincardine Way (Falkirk) King William IV (Nottinghamshire) Lakeland Gate (Cumbria) Lewins Mead (Bristol) Lock Keeper (Derbyshire) Lodmoor (Dorset) Loggans Moor (Cornwall) Mains of Balquharn (Aberdeenshire) The Marina (Leicestershire) The Mayflower (Essex) Minehead (Somerset) Monkey Puzzle (Hampshire) Mulberry Tree (Essex) Newhaven Quay (Edinburgh) Oakenhurst Farm (Lancashire) Oaks (Norfolk) Ocean Park (Cardiff) Ocean Plaza (Merseyside) Old Nelson (Gloucestershire) Old West Quay (County Durham) Orbital (Staffordshire) Papermill (Buckinghamshire) Pirnhall Inn (Stirlingshire) Queens Crossing (Edinburgh) The Redwood (Staffordshire) Rhubarb Triangle (Yorkshire) Rising Sun (Hertfordshire) Royal Quays (Newcastle) The Sandpiper (Carmarthenshire) Stable Gate (Lancashire) The Swallow (Suffolk) Swansea Vale (Swansea) Telford Lodge (Northamptonshire) Tindale Crossing (County Durham) Tirfounder Fields (Rhondda Cynon Taff) Turnpike (Yorkshire) Victoria Park (Gwent) Walsall (West Midlands) Water Mill (Yorkshire) The Wessex Flyer (Bristol) The Wessington (Sunderland) Wheatlea Park (Lancashire) Whittle Inn (Gloucestershire) Widnes (Cheshire) Willen Dragon (Buckinghamshire) The Windmill (Sussex) Winsor House (Greater London). Beefeater restaurants set to close: The Anchor (Lincolnshire) The Applecart (Oxford) Badgers Sett (Worcestershire) Bagle Brook (Port Talbot) Balmoral Inn (Hampshire) The Barn (Buckinghamshire) The Beacon (Kent) The Belgrave (Devon) Bentley Green (West Midlands) Border Gate (Cumbria) The Brache (Bedfordshire) The Brecks (South Yorkshire) Broomside Park (County Durham) The Bull (Kent) Carnon Inn (Cornwall) Centre (Dundee) The Coldra (Newport) Countess Wear (Devon) The Cricketers (Surrey) Crossbush (Sussex) Crows Nest (Hertfordshire) Deer Park (West Lothian) The Dukes Worksop (Nottingham) Eureka Park (Kent) Euston Way (Shropshire) The Farmhouse (Cheshire) Farnborough (Hampshire) The Fountain (Greater London) The Foxburrow (Suffolk) Frome Flyer (Bristol) George In The Tree (West Midlands) The Gifford (Bristol) Gourdie Croft (Dundee) The Granary (Cambridgeshire) Great Oak (Hampshire) Great Yarmouth Seafront (Norfolk) Griff House (Warwickshire) Halfway House (Bedfordshire) Halifax (West Yorkshire) Hamilton (Glasgow) Harbour Lights (Hampshire) Harlow Mill (Essex) The Haywain (Essex) Heaton Park (Lancashire) The Kingswood (East Yorkshire) Lady Nairne (Edinburgh) The Ladybridge (Staffordshire) The Lakeside (South Yorkshire) Liberty Bell (Essex) London Woolwich (Greater London) The Longbow (Rhondda Cynon Taff) Longbridge (West Midlands) Longford House (Staffordshire) The Longwall (Oxford) The Lydiard (Wiltshire) Malta Inn (Kent) Manor Farm (Kent) Marsh Mills (Devon) Medina Quay (Isle of Wight) Mill House (Surrey) Mill Lodge (Lincolnshire) Millers Barn (Nottingham) The Millfield (York) Moor Mill (Hertfordshire) Morris Dancers (Lancashire) Morton Park (County Durham) Moseley Park (West Midlands) Oakley Hay (Northamptonshire) Oast & Squire (Hampshire) The Orchard (Worcestershire) Oxford Kidlington (Oxford) Oyster Reach (Suffolk) Packet Steamer (Merseyside) The Parkway (Surrey) The Pavilion (Somerset) The Plough (Kent) Preston Brook (Merseyside) Priory Marina (Bedfordshire) Quay House (Lancashire) Rackstraws Farm (Berkshire) Red Lion (Lancashire) Redditch (West Midlands) Roman Way (Nottingham) Sir Thomas Wyatt (Kent) Smugglers Haunt (Dorset) The Somerford (Dorset) The Southcote (Berkshire) Springwood Park (Cheshire) Spruce Goose (Hampshire) Stag & Rainbow (Merseyside) Strawberry Field (Essex) The Talpore (County Durham) The Three Fish (Shropshire) Travellers Rest (Greater London) The Turnpike (Northamptonshire) Twelve Bells (Gloucestershire) Walston Castle (Cardiff) Ware (Hertfordshire) The Waterfront (Swansea) The Watermill (Essex) White Hart (Sussex) White Lodge (Somerset) White Rock (Devon) Whitegate Inn (Lancashire) Whitley Bay (Northumberland) The Woolpack (Kent) Comment now

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