Popular Melbourne rooftop bar closes after 15 years unable to survive another ...

Popular Melbourne rooftop bar closes after 15 years unable to survive another ...
Popular Melbourne rooftop bar closes after 15 years unable to survive another ...
Covid's forgotten victims: Popular Melbourne rooftop bar closes its doors after 15 years because it couldn't survive another lockdown Iconic Melbourne rooftop bar Madame Brussels closes citing Covid lockdowns The bar started in 2006 but patronage has fallen 80 per cent since Covid Melbourne's four lockdowns in 2020-21 have cost the city's employers billions 

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One of Melbourne's edgiest cocktail bars has been forced to close due to business lost during lockdowns devastating its owner and many loyal fans.

Madame Brussels, a bar above 59 Bourke Street in the Melbourne famous for a 'naughty, edgy vibe' since opening in 2006, will close on July 25 due to patronage declining 80 per cent.

Melbourne has endured four lockdowns in the past 12 months, costing the city's businesses billions of dollars. 

Madame Brussels, a bar above 59 Bourke Street in the Melbourne famous for a 'naughty, edgy vibe' since opening in 2006, will close on July 25 due to patronage declining 80 per cent

Madame Brussels, a bar above 59 Bourke Street in the Melbourne famous for a 'naughty, edgy vibe' since opening in 2006, will close on July 25 due to patronage declining 80 per cent

Madame Brussels, an iconic Melbourne rooftop bar up a laneway off Bourke Street is set to close due to lost business during the city's four lockdowns, devastating loyal fans and its owners

Madame Brussels, an iconic Melbourne rooftop bar up a laneway off Bourke Street is set to close due to lost business during the city's four lockdowns, devastating loyal fans and its owners

July 25 is the closing date for Madame Brussels, above 59 Bourke Street in Melbourne. The bar told patrons by saying 'Darlings, it's with heavy heart to bring you our news'

July 25 is the closing date for Madame Brussels, above 59 Bourke Street in Melbourne. The bar told patrons by saying 'Darlings, it's with heavy heart to bring you our news'

Co-owner Paula Scholes, aka Miss Pearls, said she felt 'teary' talking about the decision to close, goodfood.com.au reported.

'This has been an iconic space, a jewel, a

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