voluntary administration.” loading=”eager” height=”540″ width=”960″ class=”yf-1gfnohs loader”/>An award-winning Melbourne restaurant which began as a delivery service during lockdown has gone bust.
1800 Lasagne graduated to a physical store in August 2020, winning a cult following, awards, and the patronage of Jamie Oliver in the inner-north suburb of Thornbury.
But external administrators have now been called in, and the business may be wound up, sold, or picked apart by people owed money.
“1800 Lasagne has entered into voluntary administration and we are working closely with the administration team to streamline and restructure our model to ensure we take the best steps while moving forward,” owner Joey Kellock posted online on Tuesday.
“Our loyal suppliers and our beloved staff will continue to be our highest priority through this process. 1800 Lasagne has always been about people, passion and plates of love – and that hasn’t changed.”
The restaurant will still be open for the time being.
“We’re grateful for the support of our incredible community and encourage everyone to keep showing love and support to local…