The long-established Partick Superstore is understood to have recently changed a sign outside the shop. However, eagle-eyed shoppers were quick to notice its name has changed to 'Patrick Superstore'.
Locals in the west end have been left wondering "who is Patrick?" after a popular convenience store unveiled a new look.
The long-established Partick Superstore, on Dumbarton Road in Partick is understood to have recently changed a sign outside the shop. However, eagle-eyed shoppers were quick to notice its name has changed to 'Patrick Superstore'. An image of the sign has circulated across multiple social media pages, with some claiming it might be a spelling mistake while others get behind the new name.READ MORE: Combat saber experience opening in Glasgow offering 'one of a kind' battle arenaAnother joked: "Patrick was also named on the front of the No 3 bus from Whiteinch yesterday. The guy gets around."Glasgow Live has approached the shop for comment.
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