The US fried chicken specialists are following up recent openings in the city centre and Barrhead with two new ventures - including one potential spot in East Kilbride.
Popeyes could be set to open a new restaurant in Lanarkshire, with the US fried chicken specialists expanding in and around Glasgow.
The news comes following signage going up in Braehead Shopping Centre with another restaurant seemingly earmarked for there. If you are interested in applying for the roles, you can see more on their website with the closing date the middle of next month.
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