A new steakhouse is set to open in Harrogate next month.
Tomahawk Steakhouse is aiming to open on Parliament Street in the “middle of June,” according to the restaurant group.
It will replace Piccolino, which served its final customers in March, bringing to an end four years at the former Gino D’Acampo restaurant site.
Piccolino previously operated a restaurant in York on Ouse Bridge, which closed in September 2021.

Tomahawk has shared its vision for its new Harrogate restaurant.
That site later became a Rio Brazilian Steakhouse, a sister company to Tomahawk Steakhouse, before closing in February 2025.
A spokesperson for Tomahawk said:
"We don't yet have a confirmed opening date but it's looking like June.
"Please keep an eye on our socials for updates!"
Tomahawk have also announced a deal with Cold Bath Brewing Co, which will provide beverages when the restaurant opens next month.
The previous Piccolino team will continue with the new restaurant.

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