News of the closure has sparked disappointment among customers

One of Birmingham's best-known restaurants has closed its doors ‘with immediate effect’ after more than a decade serving diners from its iconic city-centre location.

The Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill, situated on the 25th floor of The Cube overlooking Birmingham's skyline, has ceased trading, marking the end of a restaurant that has become a familiar fixture of the city's hospitality scene. The venue first opened in 2011 as part of celebrity chef Marco Pierre White's national restaurant portfolio.

Known for its panoramic views across the city, the restaurant attracted residents, tourists and business guests alike, becoming a popular destination for celebrations, special occasions and corporate events. The venue has long promoted its elevated dining experience and city-wide views from its prominent position within The Cube development.

News of the closure has sparked disappointment among customers, many of whom have shared memories of milestone celebrations and memorable meals enjoyed at the venue over the years.

The restaurant forms part of the wider Marco Pierre White Restaurants group, which operates venues across the UK. The Birmingham site has remained one of the brand's most recognisable locations thanks to its distinctive setting above the city centre.

Further details regarding the closure and the future use of the site are expected to be announced in due course.