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She also opened Tom Tom with Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz - who used to work at her other restaurant and bar SUR - a few doors down from Pump in 2018. The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum previously gave fans an inside look at creating the business from the ground up on “Vanderpump Rules.” Getty Images Vanderpump also lost Villa Blanca because of increased rent.

The Bravolebrity thanked all of the people who have enjoyed the restaurant over the last decade. “Thank you for the past decade of support, we have loved our staff, our patrons and our time together,” Vanderpump told her fans. Villa Blanca – another one of Vanderpump’s beloved restaurants – also had to close in 2020 because of heightened rent. Vanderpump didn’t immediately return Page Six’s request for comment. Viewers watched Vanderpump develop the restaurant throughout several seasons of “Vanderpump Rules.” pumprestaurant/Instagram “We did not raise the rent and in fact have been nothing but supportive as they tried to catch up on lease obligations including forgiving some rent during Covid,” the landlord claimed. However, Pump’s landlord denied both the source and Vanderpump’s claims, telling Page Six that it is “not accurate.” Vanderpump, 62, didn’t specify how much the rent would increase, but sources told TMZ that it would cost $1 million a year to lease the space. pumprestaurant/Instagram Vanderpump slammed the new rent as “untenable.” pumprestaurant/Instagram Pump, Lisa Vanderpump’s restaurant, is closing after 10 years in business. “After successfully running 37+ establishments for many years, this type of rent is untenable,” she continued. The “Vanderpump Rules” star explained that they had previously signed a 10-year lease, but when it came time to renew, the price had increased too significantly, and it wasn’t “something we are ready to commit to.”

“It’s with heavy hearts that we announce that the lease at Pump Restaurant is expiring,” Vanderpump told E! News on Thursday. Lisa Vanderpump’s Pump Restaurant & Lounge in West Hollywood is closing its doors after 10 years of business on July 5. Lisa Vanderpump calls ‘Pump Rules’ finale the ‘most astounding’ TV she’s seen

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