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It's good news for food fans in the south side after it was revealed that a popular café has reopened after it was recently flooded.
Patricia's Coffee Bar, which first opened in 2020 and is located on Victoria Road, closed in the lead-up to Christmas after problems with frozen pipes led to flooding. Posting that they would be shut 'until further notice', they've since revealed that they were 'open again' describing it as a 'New Year miracle' on Instagram.The café in Govanhill is a favourite of locals and was opened by five siblings after they tragically lost their mother in 2015; named for her, they often run mental health events to help those in need of it chat more about their problems.
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