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The Loveable Rogue to open in Dennistoun

3rd November 2022 by Paul Trainer

Gastropub The Loveable Rogue will open a second site, joining the food scene in the East End. Independent restaurant owners, Joe Lazzerini and Amalia Colaluca will open on Whitehill Street in Dennistoun later this month.

The Glasgow couple, who are partners in life and in business, will offer a relaxed, cosy, neighbourhood restaurant. Expect comfort food like Scotch egg with chorizo, pork with black pudding, chicken and mushroom pie, or traditional Sunday afternoon beef roasts.

Home-cooked dishes at the inspiration for The Loveable Rogue, served alongside a wide selection of wines, locally brewed ales, beers, spirits and classic cocktails.

The venue at 10 Whitehill Street, formerly home to Beat 6, will house a 35-cover restaurant and will showcase a seasonal well crafted daily breakfast and brunch menu, evening small plates menu and Sunday roast menu using quality ingredients and local produce.

Other dishes include lobster mac ‘n’ cheese and a classic Kyiv with curried cauliflower.

Head chef and co-owner Joe Lazzerini said: “We will offer hearty, unfussy and delicious food that everyone can tuck into. New to our East End location will be a varied daily menu of classic breakfast and brunch dishes alongside Rogue’s heartier fare as well as introducing our signature Sunday roast to the neighbourhood – served all day every Sunday”.

Co-owner Amalia Colaluca said: “By combining our focus on comfort food and friendly neighbourhood service, The Loveable Rogue East will create a cosy dining environment that is dynamic yet relaxed. The East End of Glasgow, known for its friendly community spirit and independent businesses, is the ideal location for our second location”

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