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Harrogate's Fabulous 50's Diner closes

Tuesday, 2 January 2024 12:00

The Fabulous 50’s Diner looks to have closed after just two years on Bower Road, with enforcement notices now on display.

Harrogate's Fabulous 50's Diner closes An American-themed diner in Harrogate has closed its doors. The Fabulous 50’s Diner looks to have closed after just two years on Bower Road. Residents have spotted enforcement notices that have been placed in the windows of the diner on behalf of the building’s landlord. The notice, which is dated 22nd December 2023, has been issued by Wilson & Roe High Court Enforcement. It adds that any goods in the building should be collected by 5pm on Friday (5th January). [caption id="attachment_94806" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Enforcement notices have appeared in the windows of The Fabulous 50's Diner. (Photo: Simon Johnston via Facebook)[/caption] Diners have reacted to the news on social media. One resident said:

“Very sad that another independent is gone. Someones dream has ended. “At least I did support you a few times - a fantastic little place.”

Others added that it was a “shame.” In August 2023, the diner's owners addressed rumours that it would be closing. In a statement on social media, they said:

"The Fabulous 50's Diner is not closing we have just changed owners. "The restaurant is open and will continue to offer the same menus, music, and pizza. "We would like you to read carefully, only Mr. Wagdy's two companies have gone into liquidation. "The Fabulous 50's Diner now belongs to new owner MO DINER LTD. "We are waiting for you to come visit the restaurant. "We will continue what Mr. Wagdy and his wife started by keeping the memory of you as the initiators of this restaurant."

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