A new brunch and breakfast spot has officially opened in a historic Glasgow building.

Saints of Ingram, which has been created by the team behind Devil of Brooklyn and the Devil's Roast, opened in the Merchant City on Wednesday, November 27.

The new eatery is located in the city's Hutchesons Hall, which is a former hospital and library, on 158 Ingram Street.

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Revealing the food joints opening in the city centre, the owners of the venue said it has launched as a 'daytime spot' currently, however, it will soon become a 'day-to-night concept' in the coming months. 

It will offer a breakfast menu from 8am until 11am featuring 'signature' fry-ups, eggs royale, rolls, and overnight oats.

(Image: Supplied) The venue will also serve up a brunch menu from 11am until 4pm.

Bosses of the new restaurant have also revealed the venue will soon offer small plates and cocktails from 5pm onwards.

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Hutcheson’s Hall was built between 1802 and 1805, and served as a hospital, to replace the original which was demolished in 1795.

The Category A-listed building on Ingram Street in the Merchant City area is regarded as one of the finest buildings in Glasgow city centre. 

The building is owned by the National Trust for Scotland.

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(Image: Supplied) Johnathan Cranstoun, general manager at Saints of Ingram joins the team from The Devil’s Roast, Lazzurri Group’s sister venture to The Devil of Brooklyn.

He said: “We loved introducing The Devil’s Roast concept to Glasgow, transforming an already well-loved bar into a day-to-night venue.

"We’ve been thrilled with the success of it, and we’re excited to bring a similar concept to the city, with a big focus on an elevated brunch offering.

“We’ll soon introduce our night concept, featuring small plates and both classic and signature cocktails until late.

“Using local suppliers is at the heart of every decision we make, it’s something we’re extremely passionate about.

"We’re kicking things off with a speciality brew from The Good Coffee Cartel, and some fantastic baked goods from Wheatberry Bakery.

“The team is really looking forward to bringing new life back into the beloved venue during the day as well as at night.

"It’s undergone some refurbishment so might not be quite as people remember, but it’s a brand-new chapter and a real privilege to be working in such a historic space.”