A hugely popular steakhouse chain has teased the opening of a Glasgow restaurant.
Flat Iron, which was founded in London in 2012, posted an ominous Instagram post for its more than 100,000 followers.
In it, it spelled out the word the name of the city and added: "Glasgow, we are on our way.
"We've been serving beef from Scotland since our early days, making this opening particularly special for us. Coming in 2027."
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The firm is known for its flat iron steaks, cut from the featherblade, just below the shoulder of the cow.
The restaurant chain's website states: "When it comes from the very best beef, is seam-butchered with skill and care, and cooked thoughtfully, a flat iron steak is remarkable: rich, tender and full of flavour – but affordable, too."
Flat Iron has 16 London eateries, along with eight other in major cities such as Liverpool and Manchester.
This will be its first venture into Scotland.
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