First look inside new rooftop restaurant and bar with stunning views of Glasgow skyline & country landscape
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A NEW rooftop restaurant and bar is to open in Glasgow within weeks - and it comes with stunning views.
Located atop The Social Hub in Candleriggs Square, the all-day venue will serve Mexican-American inspired dishes, craft cocktails and curated wines.
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The all-day venue will serve Mexican-American inspired dishes
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SíSí Rooftop boasts 100 indoor seats and a 60-seat open-air terrace
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Punters can also enjoy panoramic views stretching from the city's rooftops to the Cathkin Braes.
SíSí Rooftop boasts 100 indoor seats and a 60-seat open-air terrace, as well as DJ booths and a regular programme of events.
Cocktails on offer include a green bloody maria, mezcal paloma and spicy margarita.
There will be an extensive wine list and beers on draught.
A ceiling mural by Glasgow illustrator and tattooist Pelikan Baba shows margarita-sipping figures floating across a pale sky, painted in bold colours and loose lines.
The menu will feature signature dishes including hand-dived scallop ceviche verde and steak tartare tostada, alongside indulgent desserts and bar snacks.
Claire Mcilvenny, General Manager at SíSí Rooftop said: "SíSí was designed to move with the day. We wanted it to feel easy and welcoming in the daytime: the kind of place you can catch up over coffee, but with space to truly come alive at night. We believe it will become one of the places to be in Glasgow.
"It was important for us to collaborate with local artists and Pelikan Baba has done an incredible job with the ceiling mural. It's properly eye-catching, but it's the small Glasgow details that make this so special.
"There's always something new to spot, and of course, it makes a great photo, too.
"After lots of hard work behind the scenes, we're incredibly excited to finally open our doors in just a few weeks."
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SíSí is set to open on Friday, August 1.
Follow @sisi.glasgow on Instagram or visit the Sisi Rooftop website to keep up to date with announcements.
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