The two city-centre favourites, widely considered to be some of Glasgow's best restaurants have new owners, and people have been taking to social media to react to the news.
Widely considered to be two of Glasgow's top restaurants, Paesano and Sugo Pasta have been taken over by new owners.
Fans of both pasta specialists Sugo, which is found on Mitchell Street, and pizza faves Paesano, located on Miller Street, have taken to social media to offer their own opinions on the sale. READ MORE: Glasgow's Paesano and Sugo bought by hospitality giants in eight-figure deal Another recommended that they "better not change the recipe", with more than a few stating that they'd be best served leaving both restaurants exactly as they are.
A person on Reddit posted: "They must have paid a bomb, Very bad news causing prices to go up and quality to go down no doubt."
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