The Ubiquitous Chip, one of Glasgow West End’s oldest restaurants and bars, is to undergo multi-million pound restoration work at the Ashton Lane venue. The works, which will see the much-loved West End establishment close for around 60 days from late evening on Saturday, 5 July, will preserve the building’s legacy, while refreshing and restoring the spaces that have hosted countless first dates, wedding celebrations, family gatherings and graduation dinners over the last 53 years.
The doors will reopen to the public in mid-September with fresh menus, extended opening hours and an enhanced appearance. The restoration will include a full refurbishment of the restaurant’s main dining areas, as well as the careful preservation of features, including the intricate murals by Alasdair Gray and the tranquil Koi Carp pond. New lighting will be installed in the courtyard.