A much-loved cafe has closed its doors after three decades.
The Tea Garden in Partick has been a long-established favourite in the community since opening on Gardner Street.
Now, after 32 years, owners Albert and Linda have decided to retire.
In a message shared on Facebook, they thanked everyone for their "custom, laughs and friendship" and said they will miss the people of Partick.
Hundreds of people from the area reacted to the news with dozens sharing well wishes for the owners.
One person wrote: "Good luck on your retirement."
Another added: "Good luck on your retirement and enjoy every minute of it."
Someone else commented: "Wow. Happy retirement guys.
"I have visited over the years since 1989, mum loved a Saturday afternoon visit. The open chicken sandwiches were amazing."
A former staff member said: "Happy retirement Linda and Albert it was a pleasure working for you both many years ago.
"I wish you both all the best in the future and your cafe will be missed in Partick."
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