Paolo Nutini enjoyed a meal out at a popular Glasgow restaurant as he celebrated with his family.
The Scots singer dined at the Italian eatery La Laterna in Glasgow's city centre on Thursday night as he posed for photos with staff.
The 36-year-old Paisley-born musician, who released his album 'Last Night in the Bittersweet' last year to rave reviews, smiled in photos shared by the restaurant owner.
Posting the snap on Instagram, the restaurant wrote: "Look who came to visit. Luca meets the Scots Italian legend @paolonutini who stopped by to celebrate with his family #ItalianStyle."
The post added: "We have one last request Paolo… you come back to visit us soon."
It comes after the Paisley singer previously shared his favourite spots in his home city for the best food and drink. The Through the Echoes singer sat down for a chat with Hot Press about his latest album when chat turned to his favourite pubs and eateries.
The Candy chanter suggested visiting Glasgow's Southside to get a pint of Guinness. He said: “If you want a good Guinness, go to MJ Heraghty’s pub on the Southside of Glasgow. You’ve got a few options there, but that’s the one I’ve been heading to recently for my Guinness."
When it came to a place for good grub, Paolo told listeners to head to Merchant City. He said: "If you want something really nice to eat, go to Café Gandolfi. They do a take on Scottish food but with a twist."
And recommending a place to grab drinks, he advised listeners: “It depends what you wanna do, if you wanna have cocktails, you’ve got Vroni’s and if you want to go mental at night, go to the Sub Club ."
The Scots favourite hit the festival circuit as he performed on the main stage at TRNSMT last summer. After a hiatus, Paolo delighted fans by embarking on a European tour last year as well as completing a record breaking five-night residency at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow in December.
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