Norwich food court remains empty six months after closure
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 12:22 · Archive
Castle Quarter's food court has sat vacant for six months since May following the shopping centre's sale.
The food court at Castle Quarter shopping centre in Norwich has been empty for six months since closing in May. The space previously housed the Castle Social food court, which included businesses such as Pinker and Green Bar.
Private clients of asset manager Maritime Capital, based in Richmond, London, purchased the shopping centre in December 2025 for an undisclosed sum. The centre had been listed on the market for £23.55m in October 2024.
Centre manager Rob Bradley described the closure as a 'planned transition' following the sale. He said that with all previous food tenancies coming to an end, the Castle Quarter management team is 'currently re-evaluating the area' and 'actively exploring a number of exciting concepts for the space, and other parts of Castle Quarter, each offering something unique and valuable to the community of Norwich'. A spokeswoman for Castle Quarter confirmed there are no updates regarding the food court's future at present.
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- City centre food court remains empty six months after closureCastle Quarter food court shopping centre remains empty six months after it was closed.Norwich Evening News · 2 Nov, 11:55
- City centre food court remains empty six months after closureCastle Quarter food court shopping centre remains empty six months after it was closed.Eastern Daily Press · 2 Nov, 11:55
In this story: Castle Quarter · Maritime Capital · Norwich · Rob Bradley
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