'Final nail in the coffin' as popular Manchester restaurant announces shock closure after five years
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe owner of a popular restaurant in the city centre has issued a desperate plea for help after announcing its shock closure.
Peru Perdu, which is situated within the Whitworth Locke hotel’s Cotton Factory on Princess Street, will permanently close at the start of June after being given notice by the building owners.
Run by owner Jennifer Hughes, the venue has become just as known for its quality of food as it has for its strong pink décor.
The South American restaurant, which serves small plates, including sea bass ceviche and Chimmi chicken wings, alongside mains like Argentine Red Prawns, charcoal marinated half chicken, and pastel de papas - a dish comprising sweet potato in a filo pastry, has been running for five years and regarded as one of Manchester's 'best kept secrets' by diners. READ MORE: Mystery as beloved Manchester bar with historic past closes suddenly without notice Posting on social media, Jennifer said she had now been asked to vacate the premises, which is situated opposite the Gay Village and the Kampus neighbourhood, with June 6 being their last day in operation at the site.
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