A Salisbury independent is closing its doors for the last time this weekend.
Cactus Jacks, the Mexican restaurant at 26-27 Water Lane, will close for the last time on Saturday (April 2).
After more than 20 years in the city, Saturday will be their last night opening.
Read more: Customers share memories of Cactus Jacks as it closes for final time
In a Facebook post, a spokesperson for the restaurant thanked its customers, saying that it was "with a heavy heart" that the news is announced.
Plans are already underway to fill the empty unit.
A consultation is currently taking place, as part of the planning application process, to extend the antiques salesroom of the Fisherton Warehouse, at 71-73 Fisherton Street next door, into the Cactus Jacks unit.
Owners Joseph and Ann Henry have also applied to Wiltshire Council for a change of use and conversion of the first floor showroom to four flats, and for the beer garden to change to private landscaped communal gardens.
The consultation deadline is April 20. To view the plans in full, click here.
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