A steakhouse is set to open early next year on the site of a restaurant that became one of the earliest business victims of coronavirus in Harrogate.
Tomahawk Steakhouse currently has restaurants in London, York and Newcastle and the owner expects it to make its Harrogate debut in January.
The new eatery will take the place of Bistrot Pierre on Cheltenham Parade, which was directly above Sukhothai.
Co-founder Howard Eggleston has been planning to bring his steakhouse brand to Harrogate for four years and feels this location presents the ideal opportunity.
It will create 25 jobs.
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Mr Eggleston told the Stray Ferret:
“We are quite far down the line on this one. We have the furniture already and we are keen to get started.
“Harrogate is a nice place which I know well, I visit quite regularly. There’s some competition in town but we are bringing something different.
“We are all about the food, not the bells and whistles for decorations. We serve the finest Himalayan salt dry-aged steaks and a lot more.”
The Tomahawk Group has expanded significantly during covid and now has 18 sites, with a further seven, including Harrogate, opening soon.
