NEW HOME

Beat 6, the charitable restaurant brand from the team behind Six by Nico, will reopen in Bearsden on 21st April. The 48-seat restaurant, formerly located in the East End of Glasgow, will now operate from 149 Milngavie Road, will invite customers to ‘Dine to Donate,’ and will offer a monthly rotating 4-course set menu. The restaurant will also offer a unique private dining space for events and fundraising dinners.

The restaurant’s profits will go directly to Beatson Cancer Charity, which supports cancer patients and their families who are being treated at the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre.

Six by Nico and their customers have raised over £350,000 for Beatson Cancer Charity through a series of team events across their eleven locations in England, Scotland, and Ireland since the groups partnership’s inception in 2021, with 100% of the proceeds from the Beat 6 brand going directly to Beatson Cancer Charity. Owner Nico Simeone, whose wife Valentina has benefitted from the Beatson’s world-class treatment, says, “We, like many others, have a special place in our hearts for the Beatson, and we will be eternally grateful for everything they do on a daily basis to help change the lives of those affected by cancer.

Steakhouse For Merchant City

The Merchant Steakhouse is set to open this month in what was Canteen 58 on Ingram Street. The new restaurant, with Chef William Lee at its helm, will serve top quality, dry-aged Scotch beef, premium wines and signature cocktails all with a nod to modern Scotland.

It will serve only eight premium cuts of meat with 28 and 45 day dry-aged Miller Aberdeen Angus.

This is the latest new venture from Bow Hospitality, the team behind popular venues Mezcal and Saki Maki, Ryan Bowman, Director at Bow Hospitality comments , “We’re excited to finally announce the launch of The Merchant Steakhouse! Our vision for the restaurant is to become one of the country’s premium steakhouses and ensure every guest through the door has an unforgettable experience and top quality steak.”