A hospitality group behind a number of Glasgow's most popular restaurants has gone into liquidation.
Kained Holdings, which owns a number of venues in the Finnieston area, has been given a court order after being unable to pay its debts.
According to the notice of court order in a winding up, Wylie and Bissett have been appointed as liquidators and it is understood that jobs have been secured.
The group operated the Oyster Bar and Lebowskis, known for its White Russian cocktails in homage to the 1998 film The Big Lebowski; The Finnieston, which showcases some of the world's best gins alongside ethically-sourced seafood; and Porter & Rye and Rogue, which are popular for their steaks.
To view the court order in full, please click here.
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