Such sad news - wishing their staff all the best
A popular Glasgow cafe has announced that they are set to shut their south side eatery as they thanked people for supporting them.
"Thank you, thank you, thank you for all your support these past three years, it has truly meant the world and feels still somewhat unbelievable. Signing off with their love from Honey & Salt, they ended their post: "Big changes on the horizon, and we’re not sure what the future will look like, but thank you once more for this little slice of time here in Mount Florida. Looking forward to seeing what’s next for us. Thank you for everything!
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