New Sheffield city centre restaurant explains temporary closure after just 6 months

A New York- inspired burger joint in Sheffield has explained why it's been closed for the past month.
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KerbEdge launched its 110-seat restaurant at West One in the Devonshire Quarter in February this year.

The restaurant has proved a popular addition to the complex, earning positive reviews on Google and TripAdvisor.

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However, customers have begun taking to Twitter from the middle of July after noticing the restaurant shut its doors.

Alex Coles tweeted: "@KerbEdge Is your West One (Sheffield) bar open tonight? Can’t get through on the phone and there’s some stuff closed in the area #tramlines."

Mark Taylor tweeted: "@KerbEdge hi guys. I'm at your Sheffield restaurant and it looks pretty shut. What's going on?"

Megan Cliffe posted: "@KerbEdge_Sheff why are you guys shut?"

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So, when Laura Jade asked if their West One location was closed, Kerb Edge replied that they were undergoing a refurbishment but did not specify when they would reopen.

They tweeted: "Yes it is we’re just making a few changes and having a little facelift so it will be closed for a few weeks, back open soon."

KerbEdge opened up a new restaurant at Fox Valley last month, next to Ponti's Italian Kitchen.

The restaurant started as a pop-up and now has sites in Hull, Darlington and Sheffield.