'People just don't have money to spend. We are getting hammered for pricing right across the board.'
The owner of one of Glasgow's most successful bakeries reveals what the cost of living crisis is doing to even the most popular hospitality venues in the city.
Ian Pediani, 45, who co-owns the bakery with his wife Dominique Pediani, was shocked when busy neighbouring cafe Sinclairs announced their permanent closure."It came out of the blue because I would always see them really busy and it just was not enough to keep it going.Both businesses and customers are feeling the squeeze.businesses are causing Glasgow restaurant closures to soar.
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