A GLASGOW restaurant owner has been awarded a prestigious title for their dedication to the industry.
Giovanna Eusebi, an owner of Glasgow restaurant Eusebi Deli at Kelvingrove Park, has been presented with the title of Cavaliere for her work in the hospitality industry.
Established in 1901 by Vittorio Emanuele III, Giovanna received the award from the Italian Ambassador to the UK, HE Inigo Lambertini in a ceremony held last week.
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Three generations of her family were in attendance, including her mother, an Italian immigrant whose journey took her from Italy to Brazil, Lyon in France and finally to Glasgow.
The title is a symbol of dedication for Italian entrepreneurs and professionals who have shown more than 20 years of excellence in industry, agriculture, commerce or crafts.
Giovanna and her brother, Eddie, took reins of the business from their parents who started the restaurant 40 years ago.
It has become known as one of the go-to places for an authentic Italian dining experience in the West End as they work hard to import unique products made by artisan makers across Italy.
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