A RESTAURANT chain has closed a huge location in Glasgow city centre.
Mexican eatery Barburrito shut its doors at Hope Street with the unit now up for let by Eadie Cairns Ltd.
The unit has a Class 3 licence and seating across three floors.
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Signage has appeared on the doors of the restaurant that reads: "We are still open in Glasgow, head to our Queen Street store open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and on delivery."
A reason for the closure was not given.
Barburrito has been contacted for comment.
The British chain is known for its Mexican-style fast food and primarily serves burritos. As of January 7, 2024, it operates 13 locations across the UK.
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