A popular Edinburgh restaurant have announced they are closing after over a decade following a number of 'difficult' years.
Pomegranate broke the news to their customers on social media this week after serving up a range of Middle Eastern dishes on Antigua Street for 10 years.
Thanking locals for their support throughout the pandemic and before it, staff said they had been on an "incredible journey", but will now be closing their doors for good.
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In a post, the restaurant said it was time for a new venture to take over their city centre venue, and encouraged customers to enjoy their sister restaurant, Hanam's in the future.
A post read: "After 10 years of serving mezze to the people of Edinburgh and beyond, we wave a final goodbye to Pomegranate.
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"We want to thank all of those of have made this experience so amazing - our fantastic teams over the years, some of whom have been with us through the entire journey, an incredible group of loyal customers, and those who came to visit us from all over the world.
"For those who simply cannot live without their Pomegranate fix, some of our chefs and our favourite dishes will be appearing shortly at our sister restaurant Hanam’s, up near the castle.
"We’ve had fun, laughs, stress, tears and everything in between, but after the last few difficult years we’ve decided it’s time for something new and exciting in our amazing location. Watch this space."
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