A Glasgow restaurant named the 'best in Scotland' is offering free meals this summer to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
COSMO Authentic World Kitchen is celebrating a decade of its all-you-can-eat buffet-style service by offering free dining to children under the age of five.
The initiative is valid at COSMO in Silverburn from Wednesday, July 3 until Wednesday, August 14.
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It has been designed to help families make the most of the summer holidays and provide a more affordable dining experience.
Ten lucky diners will also be surprised with a free meal to celebrate the milestone anniversary.
With venues in Silverburn and St Enoch, the restaurant is known for 'elevating the buffet experience', offering visitors a choice of more than 150 dishes from six cuisines.
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We previously reported that they were recognised as the 'Best Restaurant in Scotland' at the recent Golden Chopsticks Awards.
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From Asian stir-fries and sushi to pasta and BBQ, there's something to suit everyone.
The restaurant's chefs cook in front of guests on iron griddles or sear premium cuts of meat amid the fires.
Suzanne Wink, head of operations at COSMO said: “At COSMO we are incredibly grateful to our loyal customers who have supported us over the past ten years in Scotland.
"This summer in Silverburn, we’re excited to celebrate our anniversary by making dining out with young children more accessible and enjoyable. We also wanted to surprise and delight our diners with some random acts of kindness.
“Here’s to ten years of success in Glasgow, and we hope to celebrate many more. Please join us this summer at COSMO and let your little ones eat free. We’re sure they’ll especially love our infamous chocolate fountain. "
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