New mural takes shape on side of Glasgow Paesano
According to Lost Glasgow on Facebook, the completed mural will also see an Italian sparrow sitting on the clothes line.
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(Image: Colin Mearns, Newsquest) Paesano opened in Shawlands in May this year, making it the city's third branch of the popular Neapolitan pizzeria chain.
The unit was previously occupied by Di Maggio's.
First opening in 2015, Paesano quickly became a beloved institution across the city with its simple menu of 10 pizza options and regularly changing specials.
(Image: Colin Mearns, Newsquest) The wood-fired pizzas use the finest Italian ingredients and are cooked in ovens built by artisans in Naples.
Last year Paesano and sister restaurant Sugo were bought by hospitality group The DRG.
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