Independent Glasgow cafe closes suddenly after 'short while' in business (Image: Stock image)
An independent Glasgow cafe has closed suddenly after a 'short while' in business.
If I Should Die Tonight was a queer-owned coffee shop and loose-leaf tea spot in the city's Govanhill.
The owner made the sad announcement that they would be closing the Allison Street cafe at the end of the last week.
They said they had to 'focus on some other things' and said they'd 'loved' having the shop, which first opened in November 2023.
A statement read: "From the bottom of my lil heart I want to thank each and every one of y'all for supporting this little queer business.
"I'm so, so happy it brought you joy, even if it was just a short while. Oodles of love to all of you."
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