A popular Italian pop-up restaurant has finally found its permanent home where it all began in 2018. Grano has taken over the former site of the Glitch salon in Old Market.
Headed up by Piedmontese chef, Alberto Noriega said he was emotional but excited to get started again. “I’ve been around many venues and I’ve finally found the place I can properly begin,” he told BristolLive.
The kitchen pop-up first launched at Glitch in 2018 where the team stayed for two years. It has since occupied the kitchens at The Boardroom, Number Fifty, To The Moon and a brief stint at the Bristol Old Vic. The chef said he is investing all he has into this new venture for Grano after taking time out to finance a permanent home for the restaurant just outside the city centre.
