Topolambaba has announced that it will be expanding into the west end after a very successful opening in the city centre. The Mexican street food restaurant will be opening next month.
One of the city's most popular Mexican restaurants has announced that it will be expanding into the west end of the city.The team gave customers a sneak peak inside their latest development which features the classic colourful Topabamba decor ahead of their official launch later next month.
The Mexican street food chain already has a restaurant on St Vincent Street that has become a staple in the city's food scene. Taking to social media, the restaurant posted: "You asked so...Topolabamba Byres Road coming this October."Sign up to our food and drink newsletter here to receive the latest what's on in Glasgow content direct to your inbox
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