Lakeside Miller & Carter floating restaurant starts sinking like ‘Titanic’
A famous restaurant in the UK is sinking, leading to a mixed public reaction. Some patrons were concerned, while others made funny quips about it on various social media platforms.
By ET Spotlight Special |
Agencies
Miller and Carter's, which had boasted of the unique concept of a floating restaurant, is sinking, and photos of this occurrence have been shared by many. Locals remarked that it was sinking like the 'Titanic', referring to the international phenomenon of the unsinkable ship's sinking.
Some locals were saddened by this and posted about their cancelled Christmas meals. Simon Harris, the blogger, and owner of the parental blog 'Man Behaving Dadly', posted on Twitter that he was saddened about the plight of one of his favourite places to eat. And added that he hoped everyone had gotten off alright.
Robert Miller, another patron, commented that the public who visit Miller and Carter's must take along their wellies, referring to the wellington boots.
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“The undertone remains bullish and once the index breaks above 18,200 it will witness a sharp short covering on the upside towards the 18,500-18,800 levels. The lower-end support stands at the 17,950-17,800 zone, which will act as a cushion on the downside,” Kunal Shah, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities, said.
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The Mitchells and Butlers Group that runs the establishment has been asked for further comments on this situation.
Some locals were saddened by this and posted about their cancelled Christmas meals. Simon Harris, the blogger, and owner of the parental blog 'Man Behaving Dadly', posted on Twitter that he was saddened about the plight of one of his favourite places to eat. And added that he hoped everyone had gotten off alright.
So the Miller and Carter Steakhouse at Lakeside is sinking.
— Bren 🚇🌈🦖 (@Woof1972) December 23, 2022
It brings a whole new meaning to “Surf and Turf” pic.twitter.com/JdAdrTES4W
Some users had a hilarious take on this situation.
Dion 'Dino' Hargreaves posted on his Facebook wall that this must be the establishment's new section for an 'underwater' dining experience. While another diner, Ian Clow, posted a photo of the restaurant in a photo of Rose and Jack from 'Titanic' and mentioned in the caption that he could not believe that the eatery had hit an iceberg.Robert Miller, another patron, commented that the public who visit Miller and Carter's must take along their wellies, referring to the wellington boots.
“The undertone remains bullish and once the index breaks above 18,200 it will witness a sharp short covering on the upside towards the 18,500-18,800 levels. The lower-end support stands at the 17,950-17,800 zone, which will act as a cushion on the downside,” Kunal Shah, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities, said.
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The Mitchells and Butlers Group that runs the establishment has been asked for further comments on this situation.
FAQs:
- Where is Miller and Carter's located?
It is located outside the Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex. - How did they pull off the 'floating' effect?
The eatery was built on a fake boat on an artificial lake, giving an illusion of a 'floating' restaurant. - Why did the restaurant start sinking?
The restaurant is sinking due to some structural issues.
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