A Glasgow pub has announced its shock closure two years after opening.
The Bakehouse on Great Western Road in the West End has sadly shut its doors.
The boozer - which was previously known as The Crafty Pig - was named after the history of the site where Walter Hubbard’s bakery and tearoom once stood in the early nineteen hundreds.
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In 2022, we reported how the venue opened its doors following a 'substantial refurbishment'.
Before the bar took over the venue, it is understood it was home to Mexican restaurant El Jefe's.
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Revealing the closure, a statement on the pub's website reads: "The Bakehouse is now closed."
Currently, it is unclear why the venue has shut down or when it officially closed its doors.
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