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Enda Mullen-BP

18:02, 8 JUL 2015
Updated11:02, 9 JUL 2015

Primitivo owner Prit Sagoo1 of 13
Primitivo in Barwick Street is closing its doors for six months as part of the refurbishment of the former Grand Hotel. It is set to reopen as an expanded venue when the works are complete2 of 13
Primitivo in Barwick Street is closing its doors for six months as part of the refurbishment of the former Grand Hotel. It is set to reopen as an expanded venue when the works are complete3 of 13
Primitivo in Barwick Street is closing its doors for six months as part of the refurbishment of the former Grand Hotel. It is set to reopen as an expanded venue when the works are complete4 of 13
The restaurant area at Primitivo in Barwick Street5 of 13
The bar at Primitivo in Barwick Street6 of 13
Peter Crookes, Primitivo owner Prit Sagoo and Barry Doherty outside Primitivo7 of 13
The bar at Primitivo in Barwick Street8 of 13
Steve Benson, Primitivo owner Prit Sagoo and Simon Robinson9 of 13
Primitivo in Barwick Street10 of 13
The bar area at Primitivo in Barwick Street11 of 13
Work on The Grand taking place to the rear of Primitivo in Barwick Street12 of 13
Primitivo in Barwick Street13 of 13

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