The Colby Glen pub will continue its traditional menu and Sunday roasts 'for the time being.'
That's according to Shri Naik of Kurries and Steaks as they take over the brewery venue.
Everything in the bar area and restaurant will be business as usual, as the new tenants take a slow initial approach.
Shri adds that they still plan to 'satisfy the need for good, authentic and imaginative Indian food in the south of the Island,' and will introduce this in the near future.
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One nuisance cyclist ticketed in more than three years
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