GLASGOW
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The 10 most popular food & drink from Glasgow. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
One hour inside Glasgow’s Clydeside Distillery: Old Pumphouse tour plus a tasting of three wee drams and a keep-your-glass souvenir.
“Our tour was amazing. Nina was a great guide, she explained everything well and made it entertaining. Don’t miss out on this experience, we loved it!”
Taste classic Scottish food and drinks on a small-group 3-hour walk through Glasgow’s Merchant City, George Square, and Central Station.
“I enjoy not only great bites and beer but also learning the history of Glasgow! This is the first time I tried Scotch eggs and haggis and I liked them both! Mhairi was a wonderful host/tour guide. She took the time to make sure I was ok with the food as I have a lot…”
Glasgow craft beer and history in 2 hours: George Square, Merchant City, 3 pub stops, guided tastings, small group.
“This was a lot of fun! We initially met our guide Iain the day before on the Glasgow Food and Drinks tour (also incredible) and were stoked to learn he would be our guide for this pub tour the following day as well. Super knowledgeable. Easy to get a long with. All around cool guy.…”
Glasgow’s beer-led history walk with William Harley’s story and a tutored tasting of award-winning Scottish craft beers in pubs.
“Nothing young Mhairi was excellent and had a fun day with the young lady”
Three-hour Glasgow food and drink walk with four venues, local pairings, and stories that connect you to the city’s people.
“Louie was an amazing guide ! Full of knowledge and interesting facts. Also took the group to some amazing places that I never would have been too.”
A small-group Glasgow evening walk with city highlights, then a local pub whisky tasting with three full drams included.
“Louise was a fantastic guide. She was knowledgeable and delivered the information with humour. We had a great introduction to Glasgow!! Highly recommend this tour.”
Taste Glasgow haggis with neeps and tatties, paired with a Lowland single-malt dram at Mharsanta on Bell Street. 30 minutes, $19.
“The food was exceptional, lovely restaurant, very attentive staff”
Taste Scottish classics at Mharsanta in Glasgow with haggis croquettes, salmon, mini fish and chips, and Cranachan for $35.
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Glasgow Food Tour in the West End tasting bakery sweets, Scottish cheese, whisky and beer, then haggis and Cullen skink with sights.
“We had a fantastic time! It was cold, windy and raining but we still managed to have a lot of laughs and delicious food! Jenny our guide was amazing! He was a wealth of knowledge and very friendly. The stops were spread out perfectly. We were able to walk around the city and learn about…”
Four Tennent’s Wellpark beers plus MacSween haggis bon bons with whisky cream at Van Winkle Barrowlands near the Barrowland Ballroom.
“We had such a blast at the beer flight with haggis! 🍻 Robbie was the perfect host — super fun, easy to chat with, and kept us informed the whole time. The beers were delicious (and a really nice mix), and trying them alongside haggis was such a cool experience. Honestly, way tastier than we…”
