A bar and restaurant in Glasgow has hit the market after just a few years in business.
Bizarron, based in the city centre, opened its doors in 2023 to serve up a blend of bold Latin American flavours and culture with a dynamic bar environment.
The venue sits across from Glasgow Central Station, and is surrounded by a mix of cafés, established restaurants, bars and other hospitality venues.
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However, Bizarron has now been listed on Rightbiz with a leasehold of £70,000.
The listing says that the open-plan interior of the venue includes rich lighting and a layout that maximises both dining and social spaces, as well as a covered outdoor seating terrace at the front of the spot.
The listing goes on to say that the venue has a fully fitted commercial kitchen to the rear, as well as storage and accommodating cellar space.
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Bizarron as a 4am license and its current layout has 50 covers.
The venue's rent is £56k per annum.
To find out more about the listing, visit www.rightbiz.co.uk/buy_business/for_sale/645819_glasgow.html
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