The restaurant at University College Isle of Man is set to reopen next month with a new name.
Previously known as 'Cristory's,' the venue is used as a training environment for Hospitality, Catering and Food Services students.
Once it's reopened, students will host tasting menus and themed meals, featuring Italian, French and Indian cuisine.
You can find more information on the restaurant, now called 'Oastan,' here.
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