AN ANDOVER dessert shop has closed little more than a year into business, in the latest blow to business in the town.
Following rumours raised online about its closure in recent days, Frizzles has confirmed it will not be reopening to the public.
"Unfortunately, the rumours are true," owner Karren Valentine said. "After reopening and rebranding recently, we took some time to reassess the long-term feasibility of our shop.
Read more
- Andover death notices and funeral announcements from the Advertiser
- Dream becomes reality as 'long-nurtured' wellness centre officially opens doors
- Choir with group in Andover named Community Music Initiative of the Year
"Following that review, we made the difficult decision to close."
As previously reported, the shop, owned by Karren and her husband Meshach Valentine, officially opened on Tuesday, August 27, 2024.
Read more
- Maisonette with garden up for grabs for £199,950
- Garden party a 'highlight of the year' for care home residents
It unveiled a revamped menu at the beginning of August this year, featuring wings, macaroni and cheese, and nachos.
Mrs Valentine continued: "We are incredibly grateful for the support we’ve received from the Andover community, Test Valley Borough Council, and the Chantry Centre throughout the past year.
"It was indeed a pleasure, but sadly, some things must come to an end."
Share