The popular Glasgow cafe have sent their customers wild as they teased a second location
The owner of a popular vegan cafe have teased they could be opening up a second location - and it's pretty central to say the least with locals going wild over their announcement.
The team behind the popular venture currently have a shop located on Hyndland Street in Partick, but we may not have long to wait until we can enjoy their bakes away from the west end.Specialising in plant-based biscuits, bakes and dishes, and not to mention their seriously colourful cakes, the couple behind the business and their team have won many awards. Just recently, Plant Blonde was recognised by Stag Web in its 30 Best Vegan Takeaways in the UK for 2023.
One said: "If you’re opening a new cafe on/near Buchanan st I’m going to be so buzzing cause yous will be so near my office.""No way!? this is going to be terrible for the waistline but i am so incredibly proud of you both!!" said a third hungry local.
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