Glendola Leisure has announced that they have purchased Saltire Taverns in Edinburgh from local operator Billy Lowe. Glendola will take over established bar and restaurant businesses le Monde on George Street and Angels Share on Hope Street as well as their 48 hotel rooms.
Alex Salussolia, Managing Director at Glendola Leisure said:
“We currently operate a number of businesses in Scotland so are delighted to add to our portfolio by taking over these successful operations. We intend to work with Billy going forward and use our expertise in the hotel and leisure sector to build on his success.
“We are thrilled to be entering the hotel market in the city and are looking forward to growing the business even further with a 4* 98 room Design Hotel on Market Street, due to open towards the end of 2017 by Carlton Hotel Collection (sister company of Glendola Leisure).”
About Glendola Leisure
Glendola Leisureis a privately owned pub, bar and restaurant company set up in 1973 by Peter Salussolia. The company prides itself on its entrepreneurial approach, leading the way in innovation and creativity.
Glendola operates an number of London venues including, Waxy O’Connor’s in Piccadilly, World’s End Pub and Underworld in Camden, Silk & Grain in the city and the Rainforest Café, as well as the Watermark in Portsmouth and the Vestry Southampton. In Glasgow they operate Alston Bar & Beef, Gordon St Coffee and Waxy O’Connor’s as well as running Frankenstein Pub Edinburgh.
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