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Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sir Rod Stewart pictured donning Gucci belt at popular Glasgow restaurant
Celtic-daft Sir Rod Stewart was pictured at a popular Glasgow restaurant after his beloved team's Scottish Cup defeat. The 80-year-old rocker, from England, enjoyed a delicious meal at Atlantic Bar & Brasserie on St Vincent Place on Saturday, May 24. Rod, alongside his son Alastair Wallace, visited the French food spot after Celtic's Scottish Cup defeat to Aberdeen at Hampden Park. Sharing his visit online, the eatery posted a picture of the Maggie May singer next to staff members. In the image, the talented singer-songwriter looked chuffed as he donned a trendy Gucci belt and several plush chains, including a Hoops one. The megastar also appears to be rocking an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch covered in diamonds, which sells for a five-figure sum. READ MORE: Hoops-daft singer spotted at Celtic's Champions League clash READ MORE: Hoops superfan Sir Rod Stewart spotted at Celtic's Champions League clash READ MORE: Megastar Rod Stewart pictured at Celtic Park on trophy day READ MORE: Sir Rod Stewart's favourite Glasgow pubs and restaurants In the post, the restaurant said: "We were delighted to have Sir Rod Stewart in after the game today. "Our Poitrine de Porc was his dish of choice. "Slow-cooked pork belly, black pudding, potato pavé, cauliflower purée, savoy cabbage, e pancetta fricassée, pickled mustard seeds and Arran mustard jus." The legendary rocker, who is married to Penny Lancaster, is known for his incredibly successful music career. The talented artist, and huge Hoops fan, is known for his tunes such as Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?, All for Love, Sailing, Baby Jane, I Don't Want to Talk About It, and many more. Celtic took on Aberdeen at Hampden Park on Saturday as part of the Scottish Cup Final. The match, which went to penalties after a 1 - 1 draw, saw Aberdeen scoop the cup of the Scottish Premiership winners.
Scottish Sun
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Hoops-daft Rod Stewart spotted in Glasgow restaurant after Celtic's Scottish Cup loss
Celtic super fan Sir Rod Stewart was reportedly in good spirits when he dined at one of his Glasgow favourites this weekend, despite watching Celtic lose out in the Scottish Cup final. DINING OUT Hoops-daft Rod Stewart spotted in Glasgow restaurant after Celtic's Scottish Cup loss Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) CELTIC super fan Sir Rod Stewart was snapped enjoying himself at a Glasgow favourite - despite watching his beloved side lose out on penalties in the Scottish Cup final. The 79-year-old rocker was spotted at The Atlantic Bar and Brasserie on Saturday night, after Celtic's cup final defeat to Aberdeen at Hampden. 3 Sir Rod Stewart as in good spirits, despite his team losing the cup final to Aberdeen Credit: Facebook/Atlantic Bar and Brasserie 3 The star on Saturday at Hampden, where he watched Celtic lose out to the Dons Credit: PA 3 It was a tense cup final Credit: Alex Todd But the Maggie May singer appeared in good spirits, despite the disappointing result for the Hoops. And he even posed for photos with fans and staff. Onlookers said the singer was "gracious and upbeat" as he took the time to chat with guests and raise a glass with fellow supporters. He's a fan of The Atlantic and its sister venue The Anchor Line, where he visits regularly for family occasions and can often be spotted enjoying a pre or post-match meal or drink when in the city. A member of staff said: 'Even with the result, Rod was in great form. "He told us earlier in the week he'd be coming in after the game, and he stuck to his word. It was a real buzz for everyone.' The art-deco restaurant - which offers French-inspired cuisine - shared a picture of the star posing with staff to Facebook. The caption read: 'We were delighted to have Sir Rod Stewart in after the game today. 'Our Poitrine de Porc was his dish of choice. "Slow cooked pork belly, black pudding, potato pavé, cauliflower purée, savoy cabbage, pancetta fricassée, pickled mustard seeds and Arran mustard jus.' Roy Keane smirks live on TV before responding to Ruben Amorim's claim that the 'good days are coming' for Man Utd After a tense 30 minutes of extra time, Saturday's match was decided on penalties, with Aberdeen keeper Dimitar Mitov making two saves to bring the cup to the north east of Scotland for the first time since 1990.
