Elliott Wright has rebuilt his Marbella restaurant Olivia's La Cala in just three months after it was destroyed by a devastating 'arson attack' in April.
The former TOWIE star, 41, showed off the incredible results of the popular venue's revamp on Friday evening as diners enjoyed a night out.
Elliott, who is the cousin of Mark Wright, took to Instagram as he wondered through the restaurant showing off the swanky new bar area, live singing act and smart outdoor seating.
Change: Elliott Wright has rebuilt his Marbella restaurant Olivia's La Cala in just three months after it was destroyed by a devastating 'arson attack' in April (pictured in the burnt down venue)
Wow! The former TOWIE star, 41, showed off the incredible results of the popular venue's revamp on Friday evening as diners enjoyed a night out
The blaze hit the restaurant on Spain's Costa Del Sol at 5.30am on Monday 26 April, just weeks after the celebrity's father died from Covid-19 at the age of 66.
On Friday Elliott also shared cousin Jess Wright's story, which showed the crowd at the eatery.
She captioned the post: 'So immensely proud of my cousin @elliottwright_. Against all the odds, he's not only done it in a few months but made it even better. I cannot wait to come to @olivia_la_cala.'
In another story, he shared a clip of the space and wrote: '12 week complete rebuild is officially complete.'
Transformation: Elliott, who is the cousin of Mark Wright, took to Instagram as he wondered through the restaurant showing off the swanky new bar area, live singing act and smart outdoor seating
Venue: The rebuilt outdoor area features swanky see-through blue flooring and a bar with neon lights
Last month the star announced his new plans for Olivia's as he shared a snap to his Instagram page of a new logo and explained his dreams of having a Turkish restaurant on the top floor of the venue.
He wrote in the caption: 'I'm so excited for this, for a few years I've been thinking of this new concept and sometimes in life things get pushed forward unintentionally.
'And very fitting to launch it off the back of what has happened, I said the relaunch would make the project so much better and to add a new restaurant based on the top floor of @olivias_la_cala with its amazing views, I can't wait for you all to see it.
Family: He also shared cousin Jess Wright's story, which showed the crowd at the eatery as she said she was 'immensely proud' of her cousin
Sad: The blaze hit the restaurant on Spain's Costa Del Sol at 5.30am on Monday 26 April, just weeks after the celebrity's father died from Covid-19 at the age of 66
'And what better name then something born out of the ashes then phoenix.. in Turkish ANKA KUSU.. launching in a few weeks.. I look forward to seeing you all here.'
Back in May Elliott admitted that he was struggling to remain 'positive' as he rebuilt his burnt down Marbella restaurant.
He took to Instagram to issue an update as he admitted he had encountered a 'few issues' with the repair work.
Filming a video of the destroyed restaurant and a team of workers clearing the rubble on site, the reality star said: 'I'd say it's been a productive day but it's difficult to be positive all the time. Been a few issues today.
Struggles: Back in May Elliott admitted that he was struggling to remain 'positive' as he rebuilt his burnt down Marbella restaurant
'One of my roofs need to come down, that's gonna put me back a week, which is obviously very upsetting for me, but we're all pushing on.
'It's a bad day today, to be honest with you. I'm trying to be positive, but at times it's a bit tough.'
Trying to remain positive amid the difficult time, Elliot continued: 'Tomorrow is a new day, I'm going to try and be positive and try and crack on.
'Today doesn't seem to be a good one but I can't be good all the time, it's going to be tough - I knew it wasn't going to be easy.'
Destroyed: He took to Instagram to issue an update as he admitted he had encountered a 'few issues' with the repair work
Elliot captioned the candid videos with: 'Ups and downs... a bumpy road ahead... but please God we will get there.'
It came after the star was seen surveying his burned down Marbella restaurant with a demolition team in April.
He told his followers at the time the celebrity hotspot had burnt down in the early hours, which he believes was a targeted attack.
Elliott recently thanked fans for sending him 'thousands' of supportive
