Two Fat Ladies at The Buttery :: Shared Description
The Two Fat Ladies restaurant Link
is on the west end of Argyle Street at School Wynd (now a car park), in Anderston. It is housed in a Category B Listed tenement building Link , of which there used to be many in this area, but this appears to be the sole survivor. The building is dated 1869 and carries some Masonic symbols.
is on the west end of Argyle Street at School Wynd (now a car park), in Anderston. It is housed in a Category B Listed tenement building Link , of which there used to be many in this area, but this appears to be the sole survivor. The building is dated 1869 and carries some Masonic symbols.
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Created: Thu, 23 May 2013, Updated: Thu, 23 May 2013
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