Lakeside's Miller and Carter restaurant on historic paddle steamer is SINKING

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Lakeside's Miller and Carter restaurant on historic paddle steamer is SINKING: Shock as steak house submerges into waters at Essex shopping centre

The steakhouse at the Essex shopping centre spotted 'sinking like the Titanic'It sparked panic from customers booked to eat at Miller and Carter on Christmas'Looks like my family meal is cancelled,' one customer said after seeing picture 

By Martin Robinson, Chief Reporter For Mailonline

Published: 07:58 EST, 23 December 2022 | Updated: 08:54 EST, 23 December 2022

A popular steak restaurant on a historic Mississippi paddle steamer at Thurrock Lakeside is going down today - sparking panic from loyal customers booked to eat there on Christmas Day.

The Miller and Carter steakhouse at the Essex shopping centre was spotted 'sinking like the Titanic' by shoppers this morning.

The paddle steamer, rated the fourth best restaurant in Grays on Tripadvisor, was spotted descending into the depths at around 11am. 

One academic from Southend, who is planning to dine there on Sunday, tweeted: 'I have a photo suggesting the Miller and Carter paddle steamer at Lakeside, Thurrock has sunk! Please can you confirm so we can make other arrangements for Christmas Day!!?!?!' 

Another customer from Hackney shared a photo of the ship's stern sinking deeper into the water and said: 'Looks like my family meal is cancelled!'.

The Miller and Carter steakhouse at Lakeside is sinking today

The Miller and Carter steakhouse at the Essex shopping centre was spotted 'sinking like the Titanic' by shoppers this morning

The sinking ship has sparked panic amongst customers booked to eat there for Christmas

'We are aware of the current situation at Miller and Carter Lakeside,' a Facebook post from the restaurant read

The paddle steamer has been there since at least 2007 and was previously an Old Orleans

'We are aware of the current situation at Miller and Carter Lakeside,' a Facebook post from the restaurant read.

'Please do not try and call Miller and Carter Lakeside a this time as they are working hard to try and rectify this situation. Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience.'

The paddle steamer has been a fixture at Lakeside for years, but bought up by Miller and Carter who refurbished it and opened it in 2019. It has been there since at least 2007 and was previously an Old Orleans.

Its current owners, the Mitchells and Butlers group, are yet to comment. It is still not clear why it is sinking. 

Its current owners, the Mitchells and Butlers group, are yet to comment

The paddle steamer has been a fixture at Lakeside for years, but bought up by Miller and Carter who refurbished it and opened it in 2019

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