Staff at a popular restaurant in Glasgow say they are “grateful” after Scottish superstar Lewis Capaldi stopped by for a meal recently.
On Monday, the Someone You Loved star popped into Eda Restaurant, which specialises in Turkish cuisine, on High Street.
The 29-year-old then posed for a photo with the team, who were delighted to welcome him.
A post uploaded to Eda Restaurant’s Instagram page was captioned: “If we’re good enough for Lewis Capaldi, surely we’re good enough for you?
“Not saying we’re his favourite, but we’re definitely grateful he popped in. Now the real question is, when are you coming to see what everyone’s talking about?”
Lewis is best known for hits including Before You Go, Someone You Loved, Bruises, and Hold Me While You Wait.
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The singer was recently praised by fans after hosting a free concert for unpaid carers.
On Tuesday, July 28, the musician staged a special show at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town as a thank you to the hundreds of thousands of unpaid carers who look after family members, friends, and loved ones.
The event was organised in partnership with Carers Trust and ABLE2UK and gave carers the chance to enjoy a night of live music, meet others in similar situations and be recognised for the work they do every day.
The concert was also linked to the video for Capaldi’s recent track Stay Love, which highlights the realities faced by unpaid carers.
Organisers said the venue was made fully accessible for the night so that carers and the people they support could attend comfortably and be given priority throughout the event.
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