Glasgow's 'oldest Indian restaurant', the Koh I Noor, has closed its doors for good.
The Charing Cross restaurant is a favourite for curry fans across the city, with the news hitting hard with locals.
In a Facebook post on Thursday afternoon, the owners said: “Unfortunately The Koh I Noor is closed permanently.
"Thanks everyone for your kind words and wishes. But not in my control.
"Please remember me and my family in this extremely difficult time.”
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The Koh I Noor has been seving Indian cuisine since it opened in Gibson Street in Kelvinbridge in 1964.
A number of fans commented on the post to share their heartache.
One Facebook user, Alifrae Galae, said: "So sorry to hear that, hope all is ok!
"This place has been such a massive part of my family’s past, you will be sorely missed!"
Derek Orr added: "So sorry to hear that Glasgow's great curry house is closing its doors for good.
"Many a big name star entered those great doors.
"You will be sadly missed".
A third, Richard Galloway, said: "Very sorry to hear this news.
"Been a regular visitor to the restaurant over the years when visiting Glasgow and two things I was always assured of were great tasting food and a very warm welcome."
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