Scotland · FOOD TOURS IN GLASGOW
Every trip has one free day too few. These 9 food tours in Glasgow justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the rest of it.
Tour Glasgow’s Clydeside Distillery, see whisky made beside the River Clyde, and taste three drams in a compact one-hour visit.
“Very knowledgeable guide. Interesting History of the place and good whiskey .”
Taste Scottish classics, whisky, and local drinks while walking Glasgow with a small group, lively guide, and useful food tips.
“Perfect amount of time perfect guide good overview of Scottish cuisine mixed with the appropriate amount of history. Would definitely recommend.”
Taste Scottish beers, visit three Glasgow pubs, and hear Merchant City stories on a friendly two-hour walking tour
“Ian was our guide, and he was fantastic. He was extremely knowledgeable about the history as well as the beers we tried. It was great to learn about the history of the city/country and try some local beers in the process. Would recommend and do again!”
Walk Glasgow’s New Town, trace its beer-fuelled rise, and taste Scottish craft beers with a guide who knows the city and brewing.
“Really grest tour, toys guide lei was lovely, great tastings and learnt about Glasgow too walking from place to place, had a brilliant time, beers were tasty and all different”
Taste Glasgow through four food and drink stops, Scottish classics, local drinks, whisky options, and lively city stories on a three-hour walk.
“Fantastic food and walkabout with interesting stories along the way. Our guide Iain was superb- highly recommend this tour!”
Walk Glasgow’s historic center, hear local stories, then taste three full Scottish whisky drams with a small group guide.
“This tour was fun. We learned about Glasgow and enjoyed whisky tasting. David is an outstanding guide.”
Try haggis, neeps, tatties, and a dram of Lowland single malt at historic Mharsanta in Glasgow’s Merchant City.
“Dejligt med at prøvesmage haggis, som jeg aldrig har prøvet før. En god oplevelse.”
Taste haggis croquettes, smoked salmon, mini fish and chips, and Cranachan at Mharsanta in Glasgow’s Merchant City.
“It would have been more beneficial if the server had told us more about each dish and why it is considered a Scottish food.”
Taste Glasgow through local bakeries, Scottish cheese, whisky, haggis, Cullen skink, and West End history on a small-group food walk.
“Our day out with Gillian was the best. The food and sights were incredible and she was so lovely and knowledgeable. It was a great way to see the city and enjoy locally sourced food!”
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