The Gun, a renowned pub in Hackney, closed its doors for the last time on March 16 due to rising operating costs. Since opening in 2014, it garnered a loyal following, hosting exciting culinary events and musical performances in a beautifully preserved setting. Despite a successful crowdfunding campaign during the pandemic that saved it, the financial strain remained too heavy. Joe Mackertich from Time Out UK lamented its loss, remarking on its exceptional contribution to East London's identity and hospitality scene.
Time Out UK editor-in-chief Joe Mackertich stated that losing The Gun is a big deal, highlighting its influence and reputation in London's hospitality scene.
Landlord Nick Stephens emphasized that despite their efforts to keep The Gun running, rising operational costs rendered it unsustainable to continue trading.
The Gun, opened in 2014, was a significant establishment in Hackney, hosting numerous events and culinary experiences, but ultimately closed due to financial challenges.
Nick Stephens reflected on the pub's challenges over the years, recognizing its impact on local identity and thanking loyal customers and staff.
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