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Work crews have been spotted tearing down Lisa Vanderpump's self-named restaurant, PUMP, ahead of its official closing date. The restaurant, which has been a popular spot for over a decade, is closing due to increasing rent prices. Lisa Vanderpump and her husband have been redirecting customers to their other restaurants in town.
Lisa Vanderpump bids farewell to Pump Restaurant, marking the "end of an era" in West Hollywood. The restaurant, featured on Vanderpump Rules, closed its doors on July 5th after a ten-year run due to high rent. Vanderpump expressed gratitude to supporters and staff, and hinted at future projects including a new Hulu show and ventures in Las Vegas. SUR and TomTom, other Vanderpump Rules staples, remain open.
Reality star and restaurateur Lisa Vanderpump is closing her Pump restaurant in West Hollywood after 10 years of operation due to a rent increase. Pump was featured on the reality show "Vanderpump Rules." Vanderpump's landlord disputes her claim, stating that they did not raise the rent and have been supportive during the pandemic. Two other Vanderpump-owned restaurants, Tom Tom and SUR, will remain open.
Lisa Vanderpump is closing her Pump restaurant in West Hollywood after 10 years due to a rent increase that she claims is "untenable." However, her landlord disputes this claim and says they have been supportive. The restaurant had a hard time during the pandemic, but Vanderpump's other ventures are doing well. Vanderpump had previously considered resigning the lease, but ultimately decided to close the establishment.
Lisa Vanderpump's Pump Restaurant & Lounge in West Hollywood is closing its doors after 10 years of business on July 5 due to a significant increase in rent that she called "untenable." Vanderpump didn't specify how much the rent would increase, but sources told TMZ that it would cost $1 million a year to lease the space. Vanderpump previously lost Villa Blanca because of increased rent. Both Tom Tom and SUR appear to still be going strong.
After 10 years of operation, Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant Pump in West Hollywood will be closing on July 5 due to the high cost of rent, which was reportedly close to a million dollars a year. Vanderpump and her husband Ken still have restaurants Sur and TomTom in the area and are reportedly doing business with Caesars in Las Vegas for at least two restaurants in Sin City.
Lisa Vanderpump is closing her famous West Hollywood restaurant, Pump, after 10 years due to a rent increase by the landlords. The Bravo star thanked her staff and patrons for their support over the past decade. However, Lisa reportedly has new business ventures on the horizon, including opening two more restaurants at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
Lisa Vanderpump is closing her famous West Hollywood restaurant, Pump, after 10 years due to a rent increase of $1 million. The Bravo star stated that the increase was not something they were ready to commit to, and after successfully running 37+ establishments for many years, this type of rent is untenable. Pump was a hotspot for celebrity Bravoholics and was featured many times on both The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules. Despite the eatery's closing, Lisa reportedly has new business ventures on the horizon, including opening two more restaurants at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
Lisa Vanderpump's Pump Restaurant in West Hollywood is closing after 10 years due to a dramatic increase in rent. The lease is expiring on July 5th, but Lisa is opening two more restaurants in Las Vegas. The couple refused to commit to paying nearly $1 million in yearly rent, and high rent is also to blame for their former Beverly Hills restaurant, Villa Blanca, remaining empty for 3 years. Lisa and Ken still have Sur and TomTom in the area.
Lisa Vanderpump's Pump restaurant in West Hollywood is expected to be sold as the landlord is looking for a new tenant, but Vanderpump says they are currently discussing resigning their lease over the next few months. The iconic neighborhood staple has had a hard time with the COVID pandemic, while Vanderpump's other ventures, TomTom and Vanderpump Cocktail Garden, are doing well. Vanderpump is also expanding her empire and will be opening two more restaurants with Caesars Palace.
A Los Angeles realtor claimed that Lisa Vanderpump's PUMP Restaurant Lounge, which was reportedly suspended of its liquor license earlier this month, will soon be available "for lease." However, Lisa Vanderpump denied the claim on Twitter, stating that the restaurant will be open as normal. Her representative also denied the liquor license suspension, calling it a "bookkeeping error." Vanderpump co-owns several other restaurants, including TomTom and SUR Lounge.