The exciting chain, which specialises in Caribbean food, is looking to open their first ever Scottish site with a new restaurant in Glasgow city centre.
A hugely popular chain is set to bring its colourful restaurants and vibrant dishes to Scotland, with the first site confirmed for Glasgow.
Turtle Bay, which is known for its island bars, Caribbean-inspired flavours and summery cocktails, is set to open its latest restaurant on St Vincent Street at the corner of Hope Street. Originally based in Bristol, Turtle Bay has just opened its 50th site in Camden, with the new Glasgow site set to be the 52nd after Another opens in Lincoln next month.READ MORE: Cambuslang curry house 'delighted' after being named 'takeaway of the year'
Famous for their "deliciously addictive jerk and tropical cocktails", diners can expect dishes like Jerk Salmon, Trini Curry Chicken and Jamaican Run Down.
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