Robert Bradley, centre manager at Castle Quarter in Norwich, hails the success of the Mysabar for boosting footfall.
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The boss of Norwich's Castle Quarter said the pop-up Mysabar was a 'real success story' after tickets sold out for three weeks.
The Mysabar which has sold out for three weeks.
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The success of the Scandinavian-themed outdoor restaurant comes as a welcome boost to footfall figures to Castle Quarter which is around 25pc down on last year.
The Mysabar, so successful, tickets have sold out.
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Robert Bradley, Castle Quarter’s centre manager, said: "We believe this is positive given the current climate. New occupants have also taken space at Castle Quarter, with Boom Battle Bar, the CBD (cannabis oil) store and a new Shopmobility centre all opening in recent months. And there will be more new projects to talk about in the coming weeks, so it has been a busy time. But Mysabar, the pop-up winter beer garden which launched in Castle Quarter’s upper gardens in early December, has been a real success story this month. Tickets have sold out for the past three weeks, and it has been warmly welcomed by people during these unusual times." The Mysabar is a collaboration between Dan and Katie Searle, landlords of The Rumsey Wells pub, and Seth Maclot and Chris Howard, who own local company Lunar Stretch Tents. It offers food and drink from local vendors with candles, blankets and outdoor heating.