Tomahawk Steakhouse has announced the sudden closure of its Darlington restaurant. The chain - which has been operating from the town's DL1 leisure complex for several years - made the shock announcement online, "apologising for any inconvenience". Bosses have not yet given a reason behind the restaurant shutting the doors, which was confirmed via a closure notice on the venue's website.
The notice instead pointed customers to other nearby Tomahawk venues such as Yarm, Potto, and Acklam. (Image: Newsquest) First announced in September 2019, the Darlington restaurant proved very popular with diners, serving up a range of fillet, rump, and sirloin steaks as well as burgers and fish dishes. DL1 - which was formerly known as Feethams leisure complex - is currently home to a Nandos, VUE Cinema, Subway, Hungry Horse pub The Woollen Mill, and more.
(Image: Newsquest) The exact date Tomahawk Darlington closed its doors is unknown. The closure will remain a shock to many fans of the restaurant, which boasts a 4.5 rating on TripAdvisor and has garnered praise for its "amazing food and brilliant cocktails.
" One person said: "Lovely service, friendly staff, great food, and aesthetic interior. Great place for any occasion, I recommend highly." Despite the closure, Tomahawk continues to grow across the country, with restaurants in Harrogate and Sunderland set to open their doors soon.
Top stories: Arrested Bishop Auckland man fled from the back of a police vehicle Northallerton High Street.
