The team behind The Woods have found a new home just months after closing the doors to their Waterloo Street bar for the final time. Whisky Joe's will be opening at the end of the month.
The team behind a popular city centre bar that closed earlier this year are preparing to launch in a new venue this month.
Their former Waterloo Street home was soon taken over by The Admiral which has turned the site into The Admiral Woods.And now, the team behind The Woods have also found a new location this time in Paisley and will be opening their doors on August 31. There will be new additions to the drinks offering with a classic small cocktail list served by familiar faces from the former bar.
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