Nando’s at Springfield Quay is among a handful of the chain’s UK restaurants to re-open for eating in from tomorrow, Wednesday 29th July. This restaurant was also the first in Glasgow to re-open for takeaways and deliveries back on 21st May and has proven to be an extremely popularchoice for those looking for their Nando’s fix during lockdown. They’ve made some changes to … [Read more...] about Nando’s at Springfield Quay among first of chain’s restaurants to return
Chefs open The Gate for food takeovers
The Gate has announced a five week series of Dark Kitchen takeovers which will see some top chefs popping up in the East End pub. Created to celebrate their reopening and to mark their first year in business, the lineup will see culinary collaborations with local street food stars Yu Ca Taco, near neighbours Baked Pizza, alongside chef Craig Grozier and his newly launched … [Read more...] about Chefs open The Gate for food takeovers
Talk of the Town: EVOO open outside area
Neil Douglas, the owner of EVOO restaurant in the city centre has taken advantage of the council's outside license scheme that aimed to fast track applications from the hospitality industry. He says: “Thanks to the scheme we have been able to open our restaurants outside space with safe social distancing. BUY THE BOOK: GLASGOW’S 100 BEST RESTAURANTS "This has given us … [Read more...] about Talk of the Town: EVOO open outside area
Talk of the Town: Sloans announce reopening plans
Sloans have been in touch with more details on their reopening plans. Outside and inside areas will be back on Wednesday 22nd July. There will also be a return for the Scottish Macaroni Appreciation Club who will continue to serve up different interesting versions of mac n' cheese. The SMAC nights will include a chance to taste four different macaroni dishes, plus a mystery … [Read more...] about Talk of the Town: Sloans announce reopening plans
Talk of the Town: Redevelopment plan for Finnieston Crane
Community interest company Big Cran’ Co is behind a three-phase proposal for the Finnieston Crane. The industrial landmark was one of last giant cantilevers built on the Clyde. It was used to load heavy cargo such as locomotives on to ships and has since become a symbol of the city. Step one of the redevelopment plan is to create a 122-seat restaurant in the shadow of the … [Read more...] about Talk of the Town: Redevelopment plan for Finnieston Crane