The Cedar Tree on St Andrew’s Street in Dublin 2 will have special offers on all day on their last day in business
The Cedar Tree (Image: Instagram/The Cedar Tree )
A popular Dublin Lebanese restaurant will be closing its doors on Bank Holiday Monday after 40 years in business.
The Cedar Tree on St Andrew’s Street in Dublin 2 will have special offers on all day on their last day in business. The restaurant posted on social media confirming the news, and thanked their customers and staff – saying it had “been wonderful to be part of one big family with you all”.
They said: “After 40 years, we are sad to announce that we will officially be closing our doors on Bank Holiday Monday, October 26. Thank you so much for supporting us over the years.
“We would love for you to join us on Monday for traditional Lebanese hospitality, with special offers available all day! It’s been a pleasure bringing you a taste of Lebanon since 1986 and an honour to be Ireland’s first and oldest Lebanese restaurant.
“We are so thankful to all our customers, community and staff who have been with us over the years. It has been wonderful to be part of one big family with you all.
“Come and dine with us this Bank Holiday Monday for our last horah! See you soon Dublin. Love, The Cedar Tree family.”
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