Mother’s Day 2018 at Leiper’s Attic

Mother’s Day at Leiper’s Attic, Cottiers,Glasgow West End
Leiper’s Attic showcases Scotland’s larder, specialising in Wild Fish, Game and Dry Aged Beef, honed for seasonality. It is named after William Leiper, who in conjunction with Daniel Cottier created the spectacular church building in 1865 that is today known as Cottiers.
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