Plans have been submitted that could bring Indian restaurant chain Dishoom to Glasgow for the first time, with proposals to merge two vacant units in the former A-listed Stock Exchange building on Nelson Mandela Place.
The application, lodged with Glasgow City Council by Savills on behalf of AECR UK Investment, seeks to combine ground floor and basement spaces. If approved, the revamped space would host the new restaurant.
Dishoom, known for its homage to Mumbai’s 1960s Irani cafés, has become a popular dining destination across the UK. Its locations include Edinburgh, Manchester, London, and Birmingham, and its arrival in Glasgow would mark the company’s second outlet in Scotland.
