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Dishoom is to launch its second Scottish branch in GlasgowCredit: Google Maps<\/p>\n
The much-loved chain already has locations in Edinburgh<\/a>, London, Birmingham, and Manchester.<\/p>\n Famous visitors include Harry Styles<\/a>, Pippa Middleton, and Benedict Cumberbatch.<\/p>\n Now bosses are set to take over the former stock exchange building at Glasgow’s<\/a> Nelson Mandela Place.<\/p>\n Dishoom has agreed a 20-year lease and will occupy 7,000 sq ft across the ground and basement floors of the listed building, Insider<\/a> reports.<\/p>\n It’s understood the new restaurant<\/a> will open this summer.<\/p>\n Glasgow residents flocked to the comments to react to the exciting news.<\/p>\n One wrote: “Finally!”<\/p>\n Another said: “We have to go.”<\/p>\n A third added: “This is exciting.”<\/p>\n A fourth weighed in: “Can’t wait, it’s amazing.”<\/p>\n Top Scottish Indian Restaurants Shine Globally<\/p>\n A description of the Edinburgh branch, on the capital’s St Andrew Square reads: “Scottish botanist, sociologist and town planner Patrick Geddes (1854\u20131932) was invited to Bombay in 1915. <\/p>\n “While there, he founded the department of Sociology & Civics at Bombay University, and continually sought to better society by improving civic facilities and creating shared environments.<\/p>\n “At Dishoom Edinburgh, we pay tribute to Geddes\u2019 big-hearted character, his visionary thinking and his humanist ideals. Open all day, every day, serving Bombay comfort food for breakfast, lunch, dinner and evening tipples. All are welcome.”<\/p>\n It comes days after Scotland’s best Indian restaurant was named in this year’s national awards.<\/a><\/p>\n