Caboose to tweak their business model

Monday, 8 January 2024 00:00

The Immersive Group have announced that they are changing the way that Caboose operates.

From today, Caboose will change to just offering rooms as its residency business grows. They have also said they are looking for alternative premises to expand the parlour (cocktails and afternoon teas) side of Caboose.

In a statement on social media, they said, "From Monday 8th January our Parlour will close its doors.

"We have had an amazing four and half years of shaking up premium cocktails, and serving delicious homemade afternoon teas.

"Transforming The Cat Tavern into Caboose Residence & Parlour has been one of our proudest achievements. However, it is becoming harder to balance the needs of our growing Residence business with the growth plans we have for the Parlour.

"We are now actively viewing potential new properties in the City Centre to relocate our cocktail Parlour into.

"Our hotel is still very much open for business and our guests will receive discounts for cocktails at Tinga & Hixon during their stay with us.

"We are still taking bookings for private hire of the Parlour and bedrooms. Please email office@theimmersivegroup.co.uk to make an enquiry.

"Valid vouchers can also be redeemed at any other The Immersive Group venue in the City. Please email office@theimmersivegroup.co.uk to arrange transfer and to make your reservation.

"A big thank you to everyone who has supported us, we cannot wait to give you an update once a new home has been found!

"Dave, Aimee, Matthew & all the Caboose team."

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