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If you still need to buy a bottle of wine to accompany your Thanksgiving feast, hurry in to a Utah liquor store as soon as possible. Michelle Schmitt, spokesperson for the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services, said Monday that the days leading up to the Thanksgiving holiday are the busiest for state liquor stores. “We anticipate stores to be fairly busy, from open to close, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,” she said, with Wednesday expected to be the busiest. If you do still need to stop at a liquor store, pack your patience, and “plan to potentially wait in line,” Schmitt said. “Hopefully, that’s not the case, but it might be.” Liquor store staff, however, are “working really hard to ensure that the shelves are stocked and to ensure that there’s always somebody at that register ready to close somebody out to make their purchases,” she said. The most popular beverages for the holiday? Chardonnays, Schmitt said, along with red wines — in particular, pinot noirs and Beaujolais Nouveau. Anticipating the release of that fresh and fruity wine from France is a favorite Thanksgiving tradition, she said. Liquor stores will be closed on Thanksgiving and be back open on Friday.None
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Popular brunch spot, , in the west end of is looking for a new owner. The unit on Queen Margaret Drive in North Kelvinside is a local favourite, known for their tasty rolls. However, following the sad passing of owner Jenny earlier this year, her husband Chris has decided to sell the business and search for a new dedicated owner. Listed with Kirkstone Property Consultancy, offers in the region of £45,000 are expected, this includes the goodwill of the business, fixtures and fittings - with stock also available at valuation. The current lease is £11,000 per annum and will soon increase to £12,000 in 2027. The unit, situated in a busy prime location, is on the ground floor of a mixed use four-storey tenement red sandstone building and is accessed via a single aluminium framed and glazed door. Internally, the café is rectangular in shape with customers table and chairs to the front and serving counter to the rear. Behind the serving counter is the commercial kitchen which, as expected, is fitted out to a professional standard with extract ventilation and a range of stainless steel sink units, utility basins and fitments. A comprehensive range of floor and wall mounted style units are installed with appropriate worktops. The walls are covered in stainless steel and PVC splashbacks and the suspended ceiling incorporates LED lighting. Part of the listing description reads: "Comet Pieces is an established café / takeaway business which enjoys regular all year round trade from customers, such is the trading position. The bespoke menu the current operators offer is reflective of the success of the business and, in turn, benefits from high levels of repeat custom from locals. "The business trades Monday to Saturday from 9am to 8pm. The current operators have decided to sell the business due to a change in circumstance, thus creating an exciting self-employment opportunity. Proof of sales will be made available to seriously interested parties post viewing stage." For more information, click .