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Search the Public Notice PortalA decades-old Clydebank pub has teased being renamed as it closes for refurbishment.
The Cabin, on Dumbarton Road, will shut its doors on September 29 after it announced plans to be "fully transformed".
In an update on the refurbishment work, which started in August, pub bosses are asking punters what they think the new name will be whilst ruling out previous trading names for the bar.
Decades-old Clydebank pub teases renaming as it closes for refurbishment. (Image: Google Maps) In the post, the establishment said: "Anyone have any ideas what the new name is yet….?
"To everyone saying 'the Learags,' 'the Drop In,' “the new Drop In”, etc, we’re moving forward, not going back in time, so definitely none of those."
We previously reported how the popular watering hole is set to "start a new chapter" with its rebrand.
From new coffee machines, revamped drinks and cocktails list, to brand new booths, seating areas and a new bar, the changes are to introduce a refreshed "set of standards, systems, and service that will take The Cabin Inn to the next level."
Further renovations include:
• Brand new booths, seating areas, and a stunning new bar area.
• A refreshed and upgraded interior.
• Upgraded gents' bathrooms.
• Full-time kitchen service launching, with new and elevated breakfast & brunch menus also available for home delivery.
• A brand new barista machine and coffee menu for your daily caffeine fix.
• A revamped drinks and cocktail list to elevate your experience.
• Fresh exterior signage to enable us to stand out on the street.
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A spokesperson for the Cabin Inn said: "This isn’t just a facelift - it’s a full transformation.
"We’re restructuring how we operate, improving how we serve you, and introducing a refreshed set of standards, systems, and services that will take The Cabin Inn to the next level.
"This is the start of a new chapter for us, and we’re bringing the love, hospitality, and good times with us.
"Stay tuned for updates and launch announcements."
A re-opening date for the establishment is yet to be announced.
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