A restaurant set up by Manchester United legends Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville has closed after six years following customers moaning it was just like McDonald’s.

Cafe Football in Stratford, East London, has been slammed as too expensive, with one punter writing online ‘re-mortgage your property before eating here’ and another saying simply: ‘Never again’

Cafe Football in Stratford, East London, closed after it opened half a mile from West Ham United’s stadium

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The restaurant was situated at the heart of the regenerated part of Stratford, East London, where customers complained that it was too expensive in scathing TripAdvisor reviews

The restaurant is located in an area that was the hub of the capital’s Olympic reconstruction, less than half a mile from West Ham United’s stadium.

Its proprietors said that the shutdown will enable them to concentrate on the brand’s hotel chain, but they added that they ‘will not be making any changes to what we offer’ in terms of hospitality.

Gary Neville is pictured in a promo shot for the restaurant, which offered football-themed food including this ‘half-time orange’