A hospitality group behind some 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.
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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.
The cost-of-living crisis has continued to put a strain on hospitality businesses, with many closing in recent months.
To view the court order in full, please click here.
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