In a post on Instagram, the group described the Kingly Court closure as ‘far from goodbye, it’s the end of a chapter’.
The post went on to advise people to ‘watch this space’ ahead of ‘big plans in the coming months’.
The closure follows a pre-pack administration deal in 2023 that saw half of the brand’s sites, including the Carnaby location along with its restaurants in Soho and Oxford, acquired by DB Opco.
Prior to the start of the administration process, Dirty Bones closed its other three sites, which comprised restaurants in Shoreditch and Kensington and a Dirty Vegan-branded concession stand at The Balcony in Westfield London.
Dirty Bones now operates two restaurants, in Soho and Oxford, offering a menu of New York-inspired food and drink with a focus on ‘comfort food and cocktails’.
The post concludes: ‘Don’t fret, London, Dirty Bones Soho is a 5-minute walk from Carnaby, where you can still get your dirty little fix.’