Emmerdale's Adam Thomas forced to shut down restaurant after three years of business

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Emmerdale star Adam Thomas has revealed that he’s closed down his restaurant three years after its opening. The actor, 34, revealed that he had been forced to shut down the once busy eatery called The Spinn, located in the heart of Manchester.

Adam confirmed the news to Manchester Evening News, revealing that his restaurant has since been boarded up. READ MORE: Queen's visit to Emmerdale set almost ended in disaster after massive explosionIn his update, the actor thanked customers who visited his diner, which he shared with business partner Scott Graham.

The two entrepreneurs opened the bustling eatery in 2019, followed by a bar and burger sauce company.As he announced the news, Adam said: “Unfortunately, we have decided to close The Spinn.“We did what we had to do with The Spinn, and we learnt so much building our first venture, and more importantly, we had an absolute blast.” The actor, who played ITV character Adam Barton in Emmerdale, revealed that his decision to close down the restaurant was to focus on his other business ventures.He added: “But after three years, we felt the time was right for us to move on.

We are now focusing on the next chapter of The Spinn … The Spinn off [bar] and Oh My Glaze [burger sauce company].For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.“Thanks again to everyone who has supported us along the way and continues to support us and to all our staff who we will continue to take on this journey with us.”It comes after the former soap star revealed he doesn’t know why he left the ITV soap after eight years, stepping down in 2018.The celebrity appeared on ITV’s The Chase last month, where show host Bradley Walsh quizzed him.