Kiosk tender falls through
The kiosk on the corner of Harbour Esplanade and Bourke St remains unoccupied after the City of Melbourne’s tender for a food and beverage operator fell through.
The City of Melbourne said it had a food and beverage operator lined up to occupy the kiosk in February but the owner decided not to move in.
The council said it would tender for an interested business to take over the space and expect to advertise the tender soon.
The kiosk is equipped with water, gas and electricity connections.
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