The chippy is described as an 'established business ready for a new owner to take it to the next level'.
The fish and chips shop has a prime trading position next to Glasgow Queen Street and is described as an"established business ready for a new owner to take it to the next level".Features include a double pizza oven, kebab grill, a seating area holding 20 customers, a preparation room, dry storage and a cloakroom.
It comes after a popular Southside chippie made the decision to close its doors amid the ongoing cost crisis. Guido’s Fish and Chips shop in Shawlands quietly closed its doors as rising costs and falling foot traffic meant that trading was no longer viable.We also reported that another Glasgow fish and chips shop was closing due to the current team struggling with rising costs.
Stefano's in Drumchapel has been returned to the owner who is now looking to rent it out to someone new.
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