Discover the heart of Glasgow through its diverse and ever-evolving food scene. This guided walking tour explores the city's historic streets, from the New Towns to Merchant City, offering guests a flavorful blend of Scottish culinary heritage and modern creativity.

Guests will sample a variety of traditional and contemporary Scottish dishes—such as Cullen skink (smoked fish chowder), Scotch eggs, or haggis—alongside local drinks like Scotch ale, whisky, and even Irn-Bru, Scotland’s iconic soft drink. Stops may include atmospheric pubs and restaurants set in former churches, banks, or beneath old railway arches, each with its own unique story.

Throughout the experience, guests will uncover local favorites and lesser-known spots, guided by a knowledgeable host who brings Glasgow’s culinary history to life. This tour is ideal for travelers who want to eat like a local, discover hidden gems, and enjoy a deeper connection to Scotland’s largest city.

Duration:
3 hours

Start Time:
1pm

Inclusions:
Guided food tour, food tasting equivalent to a 3-course meal, and 4 drinks paired with the food tasting

Exclusions:
Transportation to/from hotel, any additional food & beverages not mentioned, and gratuities

Meeting point:
Meet your host outside the blue door in the corner at 12 Nelson Mandela Place, Glasgow

Ending point:
Central Glasgow location, variable depending on weather/route

Not Suitable For:
Under 5 year olds.

Important Information:
Please advise of any specific dietary requirements.

Please advise of any accessibility requirements so the route can be amended accordingly.

Maximum pax on this tour is 12.

This tour operates only on Monday-Wednesday, all year round from January 1 to March 31, except, December 25 and 31, and January 1.