The new owners of famous Glasgow bars and restaurants Ubiquitous Chip, Stravaigin and Hanoi Bike Shop have announced their plans for what they describe as 'three pioneering pillars of Glasgow’s hospitality landscape'.
As we reported last month, Glasgow's longest established family-run restaurant, Ubiquitous Chip, and its sister venues have been sold to pub chain the Metropolitan Pub Company. It's owned by Greene King, self-described as the 'UK’s leading premium pub operator'.
Some Glaswegians have since shared their dismay at the move, fearing for the future of the restaurants and pubs.
