A Douglas restaurant has closed its doors for the final time.
Dream Bird on Victoria Street announced the closure on social media yesterday, saying their time has come to an end.
The team says they're grateful for the opportunity to have worked alongside the most passionate producers, and thank staff for doing 'the most incredible' job.
You can still visit their sister restaurants - Little Fish Café and 14 North.
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